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The Apple of Peru in our Hollesley Garden
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Hollesley
on Fri 01 Dec 2006 22:43 GMT | Permanent Link
Our Hollesley garden was brand-new in May 05.
The front was just bare earth. A neighbour gave us some seedlings that he didn't know, which grew into shoulder-high Apple of Peru. It looked so good, I did it again this year. Incidentally, the early wildlife to arrive included an adult antlion, and a wasp spider. The other pic shows some of the wild flora that erupted out of the Sandlings soil seedbank last year.  
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