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Why I love Holland so much.
Posted: 19 May 2006

All change.
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The bit I enjoy.
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Almost there now.
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Starting from scratch.
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Isle of Skye.
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Everyone visits garden centres in Holland even..............
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Visit to the island of Texel.
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Sculptures at De Tuinen.
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Anyone for cheese?
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Some beautiful Dutch houses.
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Peonies.
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All things bright and beautiful.
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Vine weevils.
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Keukenhof public gardens in Holland.
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Dutch flower festival.
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Private reminder of what to buy.
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Soapy fingernails.
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Another use for egg boxes.
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Berry bearing shrubs.

Category: Plant lists | Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 2:29 pm

1.) Beauty Berry. Callicarpa Bodinieri - variety Geraldii "Profusion."
(lovely purple berries)

2.) Ampelopsis Brevipendunculate..

3.) Barberry. Berberis Darwinii.

4.) Clerodendrun Bungei.

5.) Cotoneaster Frigidus 'Cornubia.'

6.) Common Hawthornn. Crataegus Monogyna.

7.) Spindleberry. Euonymus Europaeus - 'Red cascade.'

8.) Prickly Heath. Gautheria Mucronata.

9.) Holly. Ilex Aquifolium.

10.) Pheasant Berry. Leycesteria Formosa.

11.) Oregon Grape. Mahonia Aquifolium.

12.) Cherry Laurel. Prunus Laurocerastus.

13.) Firehorn. Pyracantha Coccinea 'Orange Glow'

14.) Hedgehog Rose. Rosa Rugosa.

15.) Elderberry. Sambucus Nigra.

16.) Skimmia Fortunel.

17.) Snowberry. Symphonicarpos Albus.

18.) Box Blueberry. Vaccinium Ovatum.

19.) Viburnum Davidii.

20.) Guelder Rose. Viburnum Opulus

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Gardenstew wrote on Wed Jan 04, 2006 2:47 pm:

I'm loving these plant lists Eileen :) Very useful!

eileen wrote on Wed Jan 04, 2006 4:02 pm:

More to come Frank!!!!
Hoping to include:

Plants for walls and fences.

Plants that attract wildlife and Slug and snail proof perennials.

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