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Old 02-03-2004, 04:07 AM
Jeff
 
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Hi.

Can anyone give me a definitive guide to the best conditions for a
dwarf buddleia davidii. I've planted it in a large glazed pot (a bit
smaller than a rubbish bin), in organic peat free compost, but someone
just told me it would be better in very poor sandy soil. It doesn't
get much direct sun, although that may change as the year progresses -
does it matter? The buddleia at my last house grew well in clay-y
soil, with a lot of sun, but I thought they would grow in pretty much
any conditions...

Also - any advice re conditions for Veronica longifolia 'Blauriesin'
(AKA 'Foester's Blue')

Any comments/advice welcomed.

Thanks, Jeff
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