http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/the-garden/blooming-july/ A subtropical garden in a temperate climate that defies being in a city. Mon, 02 Jan 2012 19:49:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/the-garden/blooming-july/comment-page-1/#comment-363 admin Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:04:11 +0000 http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/?p=709#comment-363 Hi Oguz, Myles Challis is a hero of mine – I remember getting his first book (The Exotic Garden) way back when in 1988. I cut my Paulonia tomentosa (Foxglove tree) down to the ground each spring which gives you leaves a foot or more across rather than the usual 6ins if let grow into a tree. I also made the change you requested... Thank you for your picture comment. Hi Oguz,
Myles Challis is a hero of mine – I remember getting his first book (The Exotic Garden) way back when in 1988. I cut my Paulonia tomentosa (Foxglove tree) down to the ground each spring which gives you leaves a foot or more across rather than the usual 6ins if let grow into a tree. I also made the change you requested… Thank you for your picture comment.

]]> http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/the-garden/blooming-july/comment-page-1/#comment-357 Oguz Daver Fri, 16 Jul 2010 18:20:37 +0000 http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/?p=709#comment-357 Hi Will, I would like to thank you for your beautiful pictures. In my hand, there is a french magazin called “l’Ami des jardins” from 1993. Inside there is an article about Myles Challis. How he created his jungle like garden on the middle of London etc... Mr. Challis is saying that by prunning severely Catalpa or Paulownia you can get huge leafs. What do you think about that? Did you ever use this method? Hi Will,
I would like to thank you for your beautiful pictures. In my hand, there is a french magazin called “l’Ami des jardins” from 1993. Inside there is an article about Myles Challis. How he created his jungle like garden on the middle of London etc…
Mr. Challis is saying that by prunning severely Catalpa or Paulownia you can get huge leafs. What do you think about that? Did you ever use this method?

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