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Drought Tolerant Plants Advice for gardeners from Chestnut Nursery


I think you will agree that the weather has been glorious! The nursery is looking


fantastic and our extensive range of


plants are blossoming


with vigour and health. The warm summer conditions mean that watering demands can be very high. With much of the soils in Poole being so very sandy and dry, we grow a large range of plants to suit. Three of our favourites this year are:


Bupleurum fruticosum or ‘shrubby hare’s ear’ (pictured), an excellent Mediterranean evergreen shrub for wind-swept positions near the sea. Not fussy about soil types, it will grow to two metres but can be cut back hard to promote fresh growth. It has pleasing blue-green foliage and umbels of yellow fl owers in summer and early autumn.


Ozothamnus ‘Threave seedling’ from south east Australia is a fast growing upright to rounded, dense, evergreen shrub with tiny, linear, aromatic, dark grey-green leaves and dense clusters of red buds opening to fragrant, white fl owers in early summer. Very drought tolerant once established, ideal for windy coastal gardens.


Buddleja glomerata or ‘Karoo sage’ is endemic to the mountains of the Karoo desert in South Africa, where it grows among boulders on dry hillsides. It is an attractive foliage plant with silvery, scalloped leaves and heads of yellow fl owers during spring and summer. It forms a small tree or bushy, upright shrub.


Whatever the conditions in your garden, we have the plants to suit. Do please pay us a visit, we are always happy to advise.


Andrew Verreck Nursery Manager


Chestnut Nursery provides meaningful work for adults with enduring mental illness through the therapy of horticulture. Open 7 days a week, at Kingland Road, Poole (adjacent to Poole Park).


52 To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email karen@broadstonelink.co.uk


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Home Library Service Do you like to read, but fi nd it diffi cult to get to the library?


Local libraries have a team of dedicated volunteers who are able to visit on a regular basis, choosing and delivering the books you want from the library to your home, free of charge.


Royal Voluntary Service volunteers are DBS checked and receive ongoing training and support. The RVS can also provide befriending, help with shopping, and other things you might need – just get in touch.


For more info, contact Atsuko Mason, Dorset Home Library Service Administrator, on 01305 236666 or email: mason.atsuko@royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk


Mobile Beauty & Massage Debbie Baxter


(25 years experience) Formerly of Broadstone Village


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