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    Plants for dry Banking

    Postby Lancastrian » Wed Jul 13, 2011 7:11 pm

    We have a banking which is in full sun ( if we are lucky) - Can anyone recommend low growing plants/shrubs which will survive dry conditions.
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    Postby stripper » Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:04 am

    Hi Lancastrian

    Cotoneaster is a favourite, but it's also the reason for me joining this forum....they can be very invasive and self set in very awkward places which will need careful removal...

    Try some of these less irritating ones...
    Stachys "Silver Carpet"
    Ajuga reptans "Atropurpurea"
    Nepeta X mussinii
    Santolinia chaecyparissus (or virens)
    Thymus
    Hypericum calycinum
    Vinca Major (or minor)

    No flowers
    Euonymus fortunei
    Juniperus horizontalis (or squamata)

    Have a look at your local supermarket car parks too, they have landscapers in to design low maintenance areas that are generally able to cope with neglect and dry soil.

    All these plants a relatively low maintenance.
    The are all to a lesser or greater degree rapid growing.
    You will still have to keep the bank weed free for the first few years after planting to aid establishment.
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