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05-01-2008, 07:21 PM
| | New Member | | Join Date: Jan 2008
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| | | wild flower seeds
Hi everyone,
I have just joined this forum in the hope that I can get some sound advice. We have recently moved to a house where there is an area of unspoilt, bluebell woodland and a flat open space alongside. Currently the flat area is filled with Green Alkanet (probably an interloper as we are in the West Midlands), brambles and not much else. My plans had been to plant some wild flowers in this space and mow it every now and then to make a usable area. However I have just realised that some of the seed merchants sell seeds from plants that are not indiginous to the UK let alone our area.
Has anyone done anything like this? Any advice? I'd hate to start another Himalayan Balsam type of scenario.
Thanks for any help,
Carole |
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