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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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Nicky cigreen
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dpack
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if it can survive under a bramble hedge which has shaded out many species it is welcome to join the flora
under a dense canopy 2 out of 3 years in an urban canyon, with wildlife, with soil build by addition etc is a challenging micro habitat to become established in
i have avoided trees for obvious reasons(some have been relocated) but have added many "native" and other potential growers, the randoms seem to do best
perhaps hardy cloud forest things might thrive, sometimes it gets quite dry, did i mention challenging
i am probably a few hundred years ahead of a "natural" mouse castle in terms of established species, but there is a long way to go while i can still nudge it
the every few years changes of the "common" species, over 2 decades, has been dramatic, especially among the invertebrates
invasive is a flexible attribute, at times invasive can be good |
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Nicky cigreen
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dpack
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