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171. Hedge Plants
Laurel, with its large leaves and rapid growth, can be overpowering when used as a boundary marker on a standard lot.
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172. Auricula
Auricula is a type of Primula, liking more sun that the polyanthus, blooming during early summer and having smooth, waxy green leaves and even more beautiful flowers of distinctly contrasting tones with either butter-yellow or lime-green centres.
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173. Bergenia (Saxifraga)
Native to Siberia, the thick dark green shiny leaves and clusters of rich pink tubular flowers in early March make a fine display.
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174. Convallaria (Lily - Of - The - Valley)
The roots resemble couch grass with whitish runners between the crowns or "pips" where the leaves were.
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175. Coreopsis
The main job in March is the cleaning out of the dry rolls of leaves in the crown of the plant.
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176. Dicentra (Bleeding - Heart)
An old garden favourite is Bleeding-heart (Dicentra spectabilis) with its fresh delicately cut leaves in spring quickly followed by rosy-red and white pendant hearts for flowers.
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177. Dierama (Angel's Fishing Rod)
This plant produces an airy mass of thin pale green leaves with long wiry steam bending under the weight of small flowers.
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178. Erica (Heathers)
They will grow in a small amount of shade but will not flower freely, tending to spread growth which leaves the centres open to frost damage.
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179. Helenium
Buds appear from the axils of the stem leaves, as well as new stems growing from the plant base.
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180. Helianthemum (Sun - Rose)
Of prostrate habit, the dark green narrow leaves survive winter snows and rains. .
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