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Join Date: Sep 2007
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English Bluebells saved
When we had the drain trench dug I moved some English Bluebell plants that were about to flower and I thought we had lost them. Yippee look
They have survived the move hopefully, only small yet but next year should be bigger
Bazza
Oh for those who don't know, English bluebells appear on just on side of the stem whereas continental one are on both sides and the more common variety
They have survived the move hopefully, only small yet but next year should be bigger
Bazza
Oh for those who don't know, English bluebells appear on just on side of the stem whereas continental one are on both sides and the more common variety
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I'm glad they survived Bazza!
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I cant wait for the the scottish ones to appear! My daffs are only just opening. Thats what happens when the garden is covered in snow for a month!
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