All,
First post (of many, I'm sure), so be gentle.
I was just wondering what this shrub is that the developers have planted in my front garden? There are a couple of these things.....
Thanks!
Daniel
And if anybody can also let me know what these two are it would be appreciated. Assume they're standard - low maintenance - shrubs that many developers use, but they don't appear to be the most exciting...
First one looks like a Fatsia japonica to me. Quite an architectural plant, evergreen at least in my garden (south), will need space
Second photo: at back is an Eleagnus maculata, front plant is spotty laurel, Aucuba japonica
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the next 2 are a variegated Eleagnus ebbingii and in front Aucuba japonica.
and I wouldn't have put those 2 variegated ones together.
and there isn't really room for both of them there.
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God bless you Nutcutlet and Nutcracker.....
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And if anybody can also let me know what these two are it would be appreciated. Assume they're standard - low maintenance - shrubs that many developers use, but they don't appear to be the most exciting...
First one looks like a Fatsia japonica to me. Quite an architectural plant, evergreen at least in my garden (south), will need space
Second photo: at back is an Eleagnus maculata, front plant is spotty laurel, Aucuba japonica
Last edited: 15 September 2016 23:17:17
the next 2 are a variegated Eleagnus ebbingii and in front Aucuba japonica.
and I wouldn't have put those 2 variegated ones together.
and there isn't really room for both of them there.
Last edited: 15 September 2016 23:14:50
In the sticks near Peterborough
God bless you Nutcutlet and Nutcracker.....
Thanks!