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I know nothing about flowers but I used to go there a lot in the late 90s as I was working in Roehampton at the time

I used to enjoy seeing the deer in Richmond park

 

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I often think that Britain with its extraordinary range of introduced plants is one of the most botanically colourful places on the planet. Without these species our gardens would be dull affairs.

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Beautiful images.  I love to see swathes of Azaleas.  

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Fine in a park or garden, but sad to say this group of plants is bad news for British Wildlife:
http://www.countrysideinfo.co.uk/rhododen.htm 
Lots more info to be Googled...
Roger

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Fine in a park or garden, but sad to say this group of plants is bad news for British Wildlife:
http://www.countrysideinfo.co.uk/rhododen.htm
Lots more info to be Googled...
Roger

I used to do a lot of rhodi bashing with what was the BTCV. 

And pine bashing. The list goes on.

And I won't get you started on daffodil cultivars Roger.

Nick

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I used to do a lot of rhodi bashing with what was the BTCV. 

And pine bashing. The list goes on.

And I won't get you started on daffodil cultivars Roger.

Nick

A most honourable apprenticeship, Nick.

Roger

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Very nice.

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