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(22-10-2021, 08:59 PM)SarrissUK Wrote: I don't like Michaelmas daisy either, but I love Erigeron karvinskianus - odd.
I don't like yellow flowers - I think they are so common. Boring.
I don't like any limoniums.
Lavender... can't abide by the stuff, either to look at or to smell. Yuck. I'm the opposite - I like Michaelmas daisies but Erigeron is taking over the drive and its a pain to pull out of the cracks.
Like yellow flowers because they're bright and sunshiny.
Like limoniums/statice.
Love English lavender but not the French one which smells foul.
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I hate thistles, nettles and docks. I don’t grow many flowers so there aren’t many I don’t like, I love lilies but hate the smell of them.
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Oh yeah, I really don't like buddleia either, the way it muscles in everywhere and cannot be removed for love nor money.
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Mares Tail .........Uuuugggghhhhhh
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Cosmos is another flower that would be on my dislike list
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I hate the recent fad for ornamental grasses.
Outside of the lawn, grass is a weed and needs to be pulled up on sight. It has no place in my flower borders!
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Do any of the team suffer from the dreaded Japanese knotweed?
I'm not too keen on self seeded sycamores. The trees locally send all their seeds to my veg patch where they seem to thrive.
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Fortunately, no, neither of them..............I have baby oaks, ash, birch and hazel from my local trees instead.
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(22-10-2021, 08:59 PM)SarrissUK Wrote: I don't like Michaelmas daisy either, but I love Erigeron karvinskianus - odd.
I don't like yellow flowers - I think they are so common. Boring.
This is the first time I have grown rudbeckias, and I have really enjoyed them, though different shades of yellow, they have been such a bright splash of colour, as for buttercups, when I have been out walking and came upon a field full of buttercups on display it is so heart warming to see them.
But that just proves that we are all diffrent 
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(24-10-2021, 09:54 AM)JJB Wrote: Do any of the team suffer from the dreaded Japanese knotweed?
I'm not too keen on self seeded sycamores. The trees locally send all their seeds to my veg patch where they seem to thrive.
We have Japanese Knotweed growing in a field behind our house. 
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