AJUGA REPTANS BURGUNDY GLOW.
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ALCHEMILLA MOLLIS.
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BERGENIA CORDIFOLIA PURPUREA.
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CAMPANULA POSCHARSKYANA.
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CORNUS CANADENSIS.
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HELLEBORE GROWING TIPS There is no doubt hellebores are remarkably easy to grow. They do prefer rich, moist, organically improved soil (so work generous amounts of home-made compost, Tree, Shrub & Rose Planting Compost or some well-rotted manure around the soil, and roots when planting as well as some friendly-fungi RootGrow), but they will also grow well in sandy or clay soils. Hellebores will even tolerate short periods of drought. Interestingly hellebores will grow in full shade under large deciduous trees as long as they receive sufficient sun from winter to spring before the tree comes back into leaf in the spring. |
HEMEROCALLIS.
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HYPERICUM CALYCINUM.
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IVY.
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All ivies listed in the Climbers section make excellent ground cover plants as they spread rapidly and only reach about 6ins / 15cm in height. For deep shade Irish Ivy is the best to use as, even if the conditions are dry, it will quickly make a dense mat of dark green foliage which will suppress weeds and make an attractive carpet. The other listed varieties, Goldheart and Sulphur Heart will add a splash of colour as well, but the colour will be brighter if in semi-shade or sun. | |
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