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  5. Jan Waters
    October 27, 2010 @ 4:38 pm

    I grew gyp for the first time this year and it is SO much nicer than the tight-budded stuff you get with your traditional supermarket bouquets. Try ‘Covent Garden’ too, which has a slightly more glaucous foliage. A warning, though – it self-seeds like a demon and, although it pleases the customers to have you walking through clouds of white blossom as you pick, it’s not that helpful for those of us who grow our flowers in distinct rows! Jan (jwblooms.co.uk)

    • Ben
      October 27, 2010 @ 6:39 pm

      Hi Jan, Thanks for your tip. I shall check out these cheeky self seeding ‘Covent Garden’ fellows…the glaucous foliage would certainly add something. I shall check out your site in just a minute too.
      Kind Regards.
      Ben

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