Tree suggestions please?
Jacky Ward
8 years ago
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Comments (5)On the sunny side you could try Ceanothus an evergreen shrub with blue flowers, dwarf Lilac, Hibiscus shrub with large pink or purple flowers, Cistus and of course roses and Clematis. At the front of them you can plant lavender, hardy Geraniums, Erigeron, Campanula and Hemerocallis but there are hundreds of perennials you can choose. Just check they like sun and the height. Sometimes adding something taller at the front can add interest. On the shady side try Acers, Acer palmatum dissectum is gorgous. Fatsia japonica is evergreen but despite its exotic looks it’s hardy. Viburnums do well in the shade too and have lovely white flowers in spring. Climbing hydrangea is lovely and self clings to the fence. Then at the front try hardy Geraniums (they grow anywhere!), ferns, Dicentra spectabilis. For spring colour you have bulbs - daffodils and tulips for the sunny side and snowdrops and aconites for the shady side. Again there are loads, just check if they like sun or shade. Heres some pics to inspire you! CISTUS DWARF LILAC CEANOTHUS HEMEROCALLIS...See Moreerinsky2
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