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      • Conifers
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      • Clematis pruning
    • Shade plants >
      • Ferns
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    • Hedging
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    • Dry & sandy soil
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    • North-facing walls
    • Plants for pots
    • Plants for slopes
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Plants for damp soil

29/4/2017

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