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Newest Review: ... The leaves aren't out yet, they'll come later when the blossoms, four-lobed corollas, the petals only joined at the base, ... more

 ... have fallen off. Every other garden in our street has a forsythia shrub, as the street and the houses and with them the gardens (and the gardeners!) are quite old, I've always seen forsythia as an 'old' plant, something which doesn't appeal so much to young people. I'm happy to say that I'm mistaken, the other day I was in an area of the town with new houses where young families live and I saw a lot of forsythia, someone had planted several shrubs close to each other and pruned them into a dense hedge which looked ...more

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MALU
Premium Review Forsythia (Flowers): Blooming Bush (733 words)
by - written on 11/03/08 (Very useful, 666 readings)
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For me spring is yellow. Have you noticed that many spring flowers are yellow? Travelling round the Mediterranean Sea in the spring months you can see fields of yellow marguerites beside the country lanes, if you have crocuses in your garden, you'll know that the yellow ones come out first and the violet and white ones follow later, and not to forget daffodils and forsythia! I asked a colleague, a teacher of biology, why that was so, but he was baffled, he didn't know and hadn't even noticed the phenomenon, however he admitted that my observation was right. Anybody out there with an explanation? I'd like to tell you something about the forsythia shrub (the ...  Read the complete review

eiley123
Premium Review Spring is in the air . (623 words)
by - written on 14/03/07 (Very useful, 321 readings)
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One of my favourite flowering shrubs is in full swing in the garden at the moment .We had our first Forsythia quite a few years ago in our second home and recently have rediscovered them . I bought the one I have in the back garden a couple of years ago from Wilko . It was a very small shrub then , bought in a wrapper similar to when you buy roses .We planted it near our fish pond , in a corner , as I didn't think it would grow quite as big as it has . Despite being pruned it is over six feet high . The downside is , it has gone a bit woody , but I still love this plant . If you haven't seen one or are unsure which plant I mean it's a shrub which ...  Read the complete review

 

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