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    24 PLANTS for cottage-garden style

    Apr 14, 2022 3 minutes
    WORDS: WENDY HUMPHRIES.

    1 FOXGLOVE

    Grown in cottage gardens for centuries, these bell-shaped flowers are loved by bees. Cut the main spike as it fades and more will come. It likes shade and is self-seeding. H: 1.5m

    2 ORNAMENTAL QUINCE

     Chaenomeles come in several warm shades and white flowers are sometimes followed by showy fruits. Train against a wall. Prune after flowering. H: 1.5m

    3 CAMPANULA LACTIFLORA

    Its upright form is a must-have for a small cottage border.

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