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As
the rhododendron season ends and summer begins, the mixed borders and
walks on the hillside garden take centre stage. |
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Familiar favourites - oriental poppies, paeonies, lilies and lupins are followed in turn by elegant grasses and the more exotic cannas, dahlias, salvias and zinnias. | ||||
Canna
iridifolia |
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| Many choice trees including the Indian bean tree and Kentucky coffee tree provide an extra interest well into August and the oncoming autumn. | ![]() |
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Catalapa bignoniodes |
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| Plant Profile | |||||
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Tetrapanax papyrifer - the rice paper plant is a spectacular foliage plant from China, with deeply lobed leaves spreading up to 50cm across. A tender shrub overwintered under glass, it has now been planted out making a bold feature in the newly created gravel garden. |
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Tetrapanax papyrifer |
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