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moving near Echuca
Hi all I will try again and see if anyone can help me. I have recently purchased a house in Lockington, near Echuca in Victoria. I would like to plant a friendly garden with lots of easy to care and maintain shrubs with some colour for interest. I am and always have been a lover of roses and have been told they grow well in the area as it is a clay pan. Any suggestions please for shrubs to plant below a large Norfolk pine. I like the rainforest look but given the area is low rainfall and windy I wonder if there are any plants I may be able to achieve this appearance with. thanks in anticipation of some assistance |
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moving near Echuca
I'm not familiar with that region of Victoria - but I've found
www.floraforfauna.com.au to be useful in narrowing down the best plants for my area (the site just lists natives though). Probably the best thing you could do is take a walk around your suburb and take note of what is growing well in other peoples gardens - even do a bit of doorknocking if you're brave enough! Most people love being able to talk about their gardens. Also, decent nursery's in your area will be able to give you lots of local advice. "Colleen M Curran" wrote in message . .. Hi all I will try again and see if anyone can help me. I have recently purchased a house in Lockington, near Echuca in Victoria. I would like to plant a friendly garden with lots of easy to care and maintain shrubs with some colour for interest. I am and always have been a lover of roses and have been told they grow well in the area as it is a clay pan. Any suggestions please for shrubs to plant below a large Norfolk pine. I like the rainforest look but given the area is low rainfall and windy I wonder if there are any plants I may be able to achieve this appearance with. thanks in anticipation of some assistance |
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