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Wollemi Pine
"Farm1" please@askifyouwannaknow wrote And of course given that some gardeners only have a pocket hankerchief sized garden then they have more desire to fiddle and change things as they have less work to do and more chance of getting bored than those who have a big garden. That's an interesting concept. My experience is that most subjects become more interesting the more you know about them. And in a small garden, where you can keep on top of the work, there is the opportunity to get to know the detail in the way that wouldn't be possible in a larger garden. It's not necessarily so much a 'desire to fiddle' as the opportunity to do things in a more 'hands on' way. For example, I can hand weed our paving, which I couldn't do if I had a large expanse, which means I can spot the dianthus and harebells and leave them be, which I wouldn't be able to do if I had to use a herbicide. -- Kay |
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