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nice smelling plants required for planter
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Hope this is in the right forum - if not please re-direct me. Basically herre is my problem - my neighbours seem adverse to picking up thier dogs mess - so I would like to buy a planter for my patio which I can put outside the kitchen door which may release some nice scent which may distract me from the dogs mess! I have taken steps to tackle the dog problem - but even if it went away would still like to have some nice smelling plants in the garden (it is all patio) Any help is appreciated. |
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There are things with smelly leaves/needles like a spruce and Rosemary, but they often need the sun on them, or brushing past, to be encouraged to give it off. Eucalyptus perhaps have the most fragrant leaves, but are not usually very suitable in a planter, though maybe you can get away with it if you keep it well clipped back to encourage low bushiness, and ideally select a species with bushiness as a property, unfortunately most of those sold want to become tall trees. Google fragrant shrubs for more suggestions. |
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nice smelling plants required for planter
On Mon, 24 Sep 2012 12:30:45 +0000, jd1980
wrote: Hi Hope this is in the right forum - if not please re-direct me. Basically herre is my problem - my neighbours seem adverse to picking up thier dogs mess - so I would like to buy a planter for my patio which I can put outside the kitchen door which may release some nice scent which may distract me from the dogs mess! I have taken steps to tackle the dog problem - but even if it went away would still like to have some nice smelling plants in the garden (it is all patio) Any help is appreciated. Bacon fat poured over the dog mess. Mint, lavender, thymes. -- http://www.voucherfreebies.co.uk |
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nice smelling plants required for planter
"jd1980" wrote in message ... Hi Hope this is in the right forum - if not please re-direct me. Basically herre is my problem - my neighbours seem adverse to picking up thier dogs mess - so I would like to buy a planter for my patio which I can put outside the kitchen door which may release some nice scent which may distract me from the dogs mess! I have taken steps to tackle the dog problem - but even if it went away would still like to have some nice smelling plants in the garden (it is all patio) Any help is appreciated. -- jd1980 You have a 'nasty smell'. You 'suspect' Gas and call the Gas Board in. They will politely tell you what the problem is and THEY will consult with Environmental Services and have a quiet/polite word with your Neighbours thus ensuring that you are not about to fall out with them. BTDTGTTS Mike -- .................................... I'm an Angel, honest ! The horns are there just to keep the halo straight. .................................... |
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nice smelling plants required for planter
"jd1980" wrote
Hope this is in the right forum - if not please re-direct me. Basically herre is my problem - my neighbours seem adverse to picking up thier dogs mess - so I would like to buy a planter for my patio which I can put outside the kitchen door which may release some nice scent which may distract me from the dogs mess! I have taken steps to tackle the dog problem - but even if it went away would still like to have some nice smelling plants in the garden (it is all patio) Any help is appreciated. Helichrysum italicum (Curry plant) planted along the boundary would get your own back although it's a lot nicer than dog poo, just as long as you can stand the smell. Alternatively as it's to be right outside your kitchen door what about a trough of herbs... rosemary, thyme, oregano, sage, even lavender. They do need as much sun as possible though. -- Regards. Bob Hobden. Posted to this Newsgroup from the W of London, UK |
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