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north facing wall/pot
We have a north facing wall. It already has a pyrocanthus growing (well) up
next to it but i want to plant something else which will balance it on the other side (i.e. it needs to be tallish). We are nervous about planting into the soil as we are on heavy clay and worried about subsidence if we plant the wrong thing. any suggestions as to what i could either safely put in the soil or grow in a large pot? I'd like a "good all-rounder" if possible but failing that would like something to brighten up the area in winter as I'm going to put in some feverfew and crysanthums anyway (which grow like weeds here so I'm assuming are tough enough to survive the location and children). Thanks, -- Hayley (gardening on well drained, alkaline clay in Somerset) |
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