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supergites
Tourteron
France

April 20, 2009
06:32 PM

Post #6438825

We've just bought a water mill with an orchard in France but we don't have a clue what's in our garden. Could anybody help us out? 16 of them i'd like to know by name to determine what to do with them. Keep, move or remove them ... you can find all pics on http://www.flickr.com/photos/supergites/sets/721576170605847... .. leave comments there or reply me here. Marco

This message was edited Apr 21, 2009 1:50 AM
mocatmom
Driftwood, TX
(Zone 8b)

April 20, 2009
08:48 PM

Post #6439588

Keep everything - don't pull a single plant until a local gardener tours the property with you. What a treasure-trove. You have a Secret Garden that just needs to be reclaimed. Lovely.
babeegirl
Wichita, KS
(Zone 6a)

April 20, 2009
11:32 PM

Post #6440511

Marco, that's a heavenly place...lucky you!
supergites
Tourteron
France

April 21, 2009
06:39 AM

Post #6441191

Thank you ... we're very happy with it though it's a huge job to get it right :-)
msrobin
Caneyville, KY
(Zone 6b)

April 21, 2009
07:28 AM

Post #6441271

Absolutely beautiful! Lucky you! I agree about getting a local gardener, maybe even the previous owner? Until then, just let it grow and see what developes...and enjoy! The one I think you said was an ugly bush, looks like some kind of berry plant to me. But, of course, I'm a still a beginner gardener after 6 years. LOL!
ecrane3
Dublin, CA
(Zone 9a)

April 21, 2009
09:34 AM

Post #6441697

If you want your plants identified, you might try posting in the Plant ID forum, I bet you you'll get ID's on most of them there. http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/f/plantid/all/
supergites
Tourteron
France

April 21, 2009
12:00 PM

Post #6442378

Thanks :-)
Daisy50ish
San Antonio, TX, TX
(Zone 9a)

April 21, 2009
11:09 PM

Post #6445492

Marco,hope this will help a little.Pic #4 on your slide show could be a Hazelnut ,not 100% sure though.
#17 Urtica dioica Nettle, herb or weed ,your call12
# 16 is a campanula, most likely carpatica
#15 looks like saponaria officinalis or Soapwort
#13 99.9% sure that it is rhubarb
# 12 rosa rugosa , I'd say probably a pink one, very common in Europe
#9 primula vulgaris
with the trees I don't know, never had an orchard only gardens. You will probably come up with all kinds of other wetland flowers as the year progresses. Love to hear and see more of your jardin en France. Bonne chance,Daisy
babeegirl
Wichita, KS
(Zone 6a)

September 18, 2009
09:39 AM

Post #7077164

Marco, how is everything going? we'd love to see seasonal pictures of your beautiful gardens. Have you identified anything rare and unusual?
Jim41
Delhi, LA

September 18, 2009
03:06 PM

Post #7078199

I'd just enjoy!

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