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The planting scheme includes unusual cultivars of garden favourites, plus perennials that may be less familiar to visitors,and subsp. . Baptisias provide subtle colour and erodiums serve as a less showy alternative to hardy geraniums. Plants that Chris loves to use in gardens, such as the clear-white ‘Duchesse de Nemours’ and , are also included.

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