"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Cat" writes:
| 3 months ago, I planted a pyracantha, a hypericum, a pieris "forest
flame"
| and another wee thing with small yellow flowers (note the science bit
here),
| and two small tender fuschias in a small-ish bed (3 m x 3 m) which is
| primarily used as a herb garden and is located on my patio. All plants
are
| thriving, but the herbs really need the whole of the bed, so I am
thinking
| of moving the non-herbs to a bed where they would have room to fully
expand
| in due course.

After they have died down for the winter (the Pieris won't).

Does that mean I still need to wait for Pieris, or should I move it now? Or
at some other stage altogether?

Watch
out for the pyracantha - tiger cubs may look awfully cuddly, but
they get a little unmanageable if not trained ....


This one is only about 2 foot tall, and quite skinny with only one stem as
yet, so the claws are still manageable :-)

Thanks!


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