Franz Heymann wrote in message
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"Victoria Clare" wrote in message
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"andrewpreece" wrote in news:4158b7b2@
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My tip for similar performance is osteospermums - again tough and
long-
flowering.

The hardiness of osteospermums is a bit iffy. The OP did not say
where his garden is.


I'd also suggest periwinkles for the awkward sloping banks - they
are
evergreen and grow naturally in that kind of situation.

That's a good one.

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Franz



Cotoneaster dammerii is very good, too. Small white flowers in spring,
reddish berries in autumn. Roots as it spreads.
Spider