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Paulownia

Invicta2Invicta2 Posts: 663

A couple of weeks ago I made a rare visit to central Manchester and walked through St Peter's Square. I was pleased to find that, as part of a major re-fashioning of the square, lots of Foxglove trees [Paulownia tomentosa] had been planted and they were in full bloom. They looked stunning, and and suited the urban environment very well. Would never have dreamt 30 yrs ago that such a sight would be possible. At least something positive from global warming.

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  • CeresCeres Posts: 2,698

    A few years back someone wrote about the possibility of vines growing on the slopes above Macclesfield. I thought the idea was so much hogwash but who knows...................

  • PeggyTXPeggyTX Posts: 556

    I had a Paulownia at my last house.  Planted it out at 4" height and the tree was 25'-30' tall in just 10 years.  Sadly, the next owners have chopped it down.  Such is life.  :(

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