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Lorraine_6865

2005-06-26, 12:25 pm


Thank you all very much for your help, firstly I managed to purchase a
book on shrub's by Roger Phillips & Martyn Rix (Cheers Kay) Its great &
helped a great deal with lots of pictures, I'm still looking for the
Gardeners Encyclopedia by DK as this will help with some of the other
plants.

Emry's you were spot on with the "Pink Shrub" thats exactley it &
without a photo too, I have spent ages on Daves Garden Site & its
proving really useful so thanks for that!

I am in the process of taking photo's of everything in the garden &
hopefully soon they will all have names! Well off I go again with my
camera....(maybe I should publish a book called "The beginers guide to
plant recognition" when I'm done .....lol)

Once again thank you all very much

Lorraine_6865 Wrote:
quote:

> I have recently moved into a new house and inherited a rather large
> garden which was over grown, I am about half way through the weeds and
> managed to find several small trees, Large & small shrubs and some
> plants.
>
> Hanging baskets have been my limit until now so identifying them all is
> proving quite difficult, I have purchased several gardening books &
> magazines but they only seem to be helpful if you already know which
> plant you are dealing with (which of course I don't) I have one which
> is currently called "That nice pink shrub on the lefthand side" & "that
> lovely purple one at the bottom of the garden"
>
> Does anybody know of a site with plenty of photo's that I may find
> useful, I need to know what they all are!
>
> Any help will be most appreciated....



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Lorraine_6865
Kay

2005-06-26, 11:25 pm

In article <Lorraine_6865.1r8lk0@gardenbanter.co.uk>, Lorraine_6865
<Lorraine_6865.1r8lk0@gardenbanter.co.uk> writes
quote:

>
>Thank you all very much for your help, firstly I managed to purchase a
>book on shrub's by Roger Phillips & Martyn Rix (Cheers Kay) Its great &
>helped a great deal with lots of pictures, I'm still looking for the
>Gardeners Encyclopedia by DK as this will help with some of the other
>plants.


Phillips and Rix also have two volumes on perennials which are very
good, and one on annuals which I haven't got since I don't grow annuals.
quote:

>


--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

Emrys Davies

2005-06-26, 11:25 pm


"Lorraine_6865" <Lorraine_6865.1r8lk0@gardenbanter.co.uk> wrote in
message news:Lorraine_6865.1r8lk0@gardenbanter.co.uk...
quote:

>
> Thank you all very much for your help, firstly I managed to purchase a
> book on shrub's by Roger Phillips & Martyn Rix (Cheers Kay) Its great

&
quote:

> helped a great deal with lots of pictures, I'm still looking for the
> Gardeners Encyclopedia by DK as this will help with some of the other
> plants.
>
> Emry's you were spot on with the "Pink Shrub" thats exactley it &
> without a photo too


I am wondering if the 'Lovely purple one' is a
http://www.gardeningexpress.co.uk/P...ProductID=10637

Regards,
Emrys Davies.


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