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Roger
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Location: Castlepollard Co Westmeath
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Greengage
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Location: Kildare
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| Looks like trachleospernum jasmoniedes (Probably spelt wrong)
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Silver surfer
Rank attained: Native hedgerow keeper
Joined: 25 Feb 2010
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Location: PERTHSHIRE. SCOTLAND. U.K.
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Greengage
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I acknowledge your superior wisdom but i was on a roll earlier while you were sleeping. 
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Roger
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Joined: 20 Jun 2008
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Location: Castlepollard Co Westmeath
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Silver surfer
Rank attained: Native hedgerow keeper
Joined: 25 Feb 2010
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Location: PERTHSHIRE. SCOTLAND. U.K.
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| Roger wrote: | | Sorry Greengage, I have to agree with Silver Surfer... How do you do it Silver Surfer??? :shock: |
Had a garden in Wales where we grew many trees/shrubs/perennials/ferns/bulbs.
Including Myrtus and Trachelospermum jasminoides
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Margo
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Location: Summerhill Mayo Ireland
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| try crushing the leaves as it has a strange smell. Apparently the Royal Family always have it in their wedding bouquets. Its picked especially from Osbourne House on the Isle of Wight (Queen Victorias residence) as they have loads of the bushes there
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Greengage
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Location: Kildare
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| I would loved to have seen that garden in wales.
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Silver surfer
Rank attained: Native hedgerow keeper
Joined: 25 Feb 2010
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Location: PERTHSHIRE. SCOTLAND. U.K.
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| Greengage wrote: | | I would loved to have seen that garden in wales. |
18 months ago it was looking almost immaculate.
It was pretty much a full time job for 2 of us to keep it neat and tidy.
The couple that bought the place bought it for our garage and 1,000 sq ft basement/storage space!
They both worked and have no real plant knowledge.
I dread to imagine what fate has befallen in since we left it.
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tagwex
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Location: Co. Wexford
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Decades of work probably in ruins unfortunately. Hopefully they appreciate what went into it and either enrolled somebody to look after it or else got green fingered themselves.
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