Hi,
I have just moved this table and benches down to the bottom of the garden they are solid concrete and very heavy ,but where theres a will theres a way, also the two acers near the door was another couple of bargains I picked up last week they cost £9.99 each and are over six foot high the label is a bit smeared it says SCOLOP--NDRIF0LIUM ATROPURP I know the atropurpereum but whats the other, I am relying on you Sam ( our Japanese Maple officinado) to sort it for me because I cannot find anything similair to it anywhere on the internet.
George.
a different veiw of my garden
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Hi,
You will not believe this but just after placing the last post on the forum I checked upon who had been visiting my website and someone had been checking on my moongate and I just followed the link back to a Chinese garden with a moongate and just scrolled down the page and it was commenting on special plants and yes you have guessed it the name of my acer that I have been trying to find was there, here is what I have copied and pasted.
Acer palmatum 'Scolopendrifolium' An elegant cut-leaf tree Acer providing height without causing heavy shade.
that one was green but mine are red (Atropurpureum)
How about that.
George.
You will not believe this but just after placing the last post on the forum I checked upon who had been visiting my website and someone had been checking on my moongate and I just followed the link back to a Chinese garden with a moongate and just scrolled down the page and it was commenting on special plants and yes you have guessed it the name of my acer that I have been trying to find was there, here is what I have copied and pasted.
Acer palmatum 'Scolopendrifolium' An elegant cut-leaf tree Acer providing height without causing heavy shade.
that one was green but mine are red (Atropurpureum)
How about that.
George.
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