
The rows of green plants seen on the right are all the box plants that used to ring every flower and shrub border and looked continental and wrong for a Yorskire country garden. We asked Peter to move them out of the builders' way while work is going on. They will be transplanted in various places throughout the garden either as hedges or as individual plants. They're growing very well in their temporary nursery and will do us proud when the time comes to transplant them. Azalaeas and Rhodedendrons may not seem typically Yorkshire either but the previous owner had planted a large quantity and although some will have to go, we don't like killing plants for the sake of it.
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