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Pee plant

kylith · 2013-05-07 11:07:02

The garden is starting to look great, with all the flowers coming up with the bit of sun. There's only one dark spot marring my flowerbed; the hellebore that got nominated as the Pee Plant by the dogs. My pair, and all visiting hounds, insist on 'watering' it and I'm fairly sure that it's dead; burned and trampled. I tried…

07-05-2013 11:07am

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kylith

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The garden is starting to look great, with all the flowers coming up with the bit of sun. There's only one dark spot marring my flowerbed; the hellebore that got nominated as the Pee Plant by the dogs. My pair, and all visiting hounds, insist on 'watering' it and I'm fairly sure that it's dead; burned and trampled. I tried to water it every evening to dilute the wee, but I fear that simply wasn't enough.

Can anyone suggest a plant which is robust enough to handle the position of pee plant? Flowers a bonus, though interesting foliage will do, max height of about 18"

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