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Robust plants.

rediguana · 2008-01-16 11:59:03

I moved into a nice new place with a couple of east-facing balconies. They're quite exposed. I want to put loads of plants out there, but I don't want them to die. What fits the bill? I don't care about flowers so much, they just need to be green. Thanks.

16-01-2008 11:59am

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I moved into a nice new place with a couple of east-facing balconies. They're quite exposed. I want to put loads of plants out there, but I don't want them to die. What fits the bill? I don't care about flowers so much, they just need to be green.

Thanks.

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#2 16-01-2008 6:07pm

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Visit your local garden centres or nurseries seaside and coastal plant section.
You will find loads there to choose from, with and without flowers.

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