In search of 'The Holy Grail'

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kGarden
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Re: In search of 'The Holy Grail'

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That Yew walk looks fun, thanks for that ... I could "wire" some branches of the Laurel, when young-ish, to create some interest in the tunnel - some duck-under cross branches and to make some look aged / gnarled beyond their years.
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Re: In search of 'The Holy Grail'

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Chad wrote:I love the idea of a wind breaking tunnel.
That's posh. Having a structure in the garden in which to fart. I just let rip anywhere.
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I hope the sign to Wind Break Tunnel Entrance won't be lost on my garden visitors ... :)
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Re: In search of 'The Holy Grail'

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Sonchus update.

First in the tunnel with Sonchus palmensis;

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Also in the tunnel is Sonchus fruticosus;

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And in the open garden Sonchus fruticosus again, after no protection through the winter;


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