12 Wednesday Jun 2013
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I love this combination of the dark purple/black Sambucus Nigra under-planted with the lime tones of the leaves of Alchemilla mollis/ Lady’s mantle. Not only are the colours a pleasing combination, to my mind, the downy leaves of the Alchemilla contrast fabulously with the deeply cut leaves of the elder. I am easily pleased.
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