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15-04-2008, 12:42 PM
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It depends a bit what kinds of wild flowers. We have one with spring/early summer flowers so it's cut at the end of July and again about October. The rest of the year it looks a sorry mess but when the flowers are at their best in June it's gorgeous. By the way, in case you think I have a small estate, it's about 3 paces across and four down!
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23-04-2008, 04:24 PM
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Thanks for that, I only want to plant around the 4 small fruit trees so the area is about the same size as yours. I am not overly worried about the mess when not in flower as I intend to hide it behind a rustic screen. Thanks again
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23-04-2008, 05:13 PM
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Hi
Our wildflower bed has poppies and cosmos in as well, so carries on until the frosts; so we leave it to self sow and chop it about November time.
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