In message , Kate
Morgan writes

As some of you will know, we manage most of our large garden as a
wildflower
meadow/wildlife friendly environment, which means among other things
that we
only cut the grass twice a year, and we spread some hay bales from a
wildflower-rich meadow in autumn. Imagine our delight then to find some
pyramid orchids growing there for the first time! No bad for land
which was
the spoil tip from a brick yard when we bought it!

Just thought I would share our pleasure.

Lucky you - how lovely! Any photos by any chance?
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials
South Devon

It would be good if we had more garden photographs don't peeps think ? :-)

kate
Yes. In the olden days of urg, Alan Gould sent round his lovely garden
photographs by snail mail and we had to pass them on the next poster in
a similar fashion. Sadly, I have lost touch with him now.
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June Hughes