PyreneesPlot
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I sighed at this delightful lack of self-awareness on a Gardening in France forum – "Please could you offer me advice on the best plants to surround our new swimming pool. They must be drought resistant as we are in a really dry area often with restrictions on watering."
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Small chilli
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^^^^  .
Just wow !
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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Love it
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Mamzie
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Nooooo ... That's bonkers
Gardeners Spring Recipe - 1 part soil, 2 parts water, 3 parts wishful thinking ...
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So how are they planning on limiting evaporation? I stayed at a lovely chateau in Provence that had tree cover around the pool to, got eaten alive my mosquitos though.
A pocket knife is not a weapon in the right hands it’s an essential garden tool.
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Who knows? But I weep at all the bright blue lifeless patches while ponds and lakes disappear and farmers slaughter their livestock as the rivers run dry.
I do dream of a natural swimming pond, full of life. But it is never going to happen on this slope!
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Mikey
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You need to terrace it PP like the paddy rice fields in Japan and the phillipines.
A pocket knife is not a weapon in the right hands it’s an essential garden tool.
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