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Comments (13)It is naturalised in Australia and invasive in some places. So check first if you are going to get some. Also invasive in S Africa. It loves walls, pavement cracks, anywhere with sharp drainage and slightly alkaline soil. Spreads by wind born seed and self sows widely. Here's some in a wall near me, along with Campanula portenschlagiana, another wall loving self sower and Ceanothus....See MoreHow can I watch the first two episodes of Season 6 Doc Martin?
Comments (21)You all are sooooo helpful. Amazon and Netflix want to charge me extra, but I don't wanna pay. :) I did just check the city library and saw that the dvd is waiting to be shelved. I flew over there only to discover our library is closed Sun., Mon. AND Tues. Isn't that sad?? I used to be able to go to our county library as well, which has waaay more selection, but now they charge $80/year, which I won't pay. Sure do miss that library. I guess if/when I finally do get that dvd from the library, I'll watch the whole darn thing. Thanks again for all the good ideas....See MoreAbout Doc Martin...
Comments (9)Joann -- Martin was a successful London surgeon who developed a fear of blood. A new position was found for him as a general practitioner in a village in a small seaside town in Cornwall. He had spent childhood summers there with his aunt, who still lives there. Martin has excellent diagnostic skills but extremely poor social skills and an awful bedside manner. (I'm guessing Asperger's syndrome.) That makes for some very amusing interactions with the local folk, patients and all, and the series contains many dramatic and moving moments as well. We love the show....See MorePort Wenn flowers (Doc. Martin show)
Comments (3)Yes this has come up before in the perennials forum. They are Centranthus, and in that mild, cool summer zn 9 climate are in bloom for most of the year....See More- 10 years ago
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