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Low Maintenance Plants

Irish Gunner · 2005-06-15 19:35:46

Back garden paved and looking for low maintenance poted plants no interest in the old gardening and the better half & old manare telling me this and that anyone got any suggestions to brighten it up

15-06-2005 7:35pm

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Irish Gunner

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Back garden paved and looking for low maintenance poted plants

no interest in the old gardening and the better half & old manare telling me this and that

anyone got any suggestions to brighten it up

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#2 15-06-2005 8:55pm

kadman

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I have heard that there are a wide range of cactus plants that need very little maintainence, but I can't speak from experience though.
Maybe try a google.

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#3 20-06-2005 12:20am

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Why not just do what the better half and old man tell you?

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#4 20-06-2005 9:18am

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get yourself some carnivorous plants. low maintanence, just need rain water and we get plenty of that in Ireland. They even feed themselves!

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