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What can I plant in these small pots next to Brick Wall
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How about planting a pot of Erigeron - aka seaside daisy?
Very drought tolerant and it will self seed and grow in any cracks or fissues in the concrete and look very pretty
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Now that's an idea 🙂
If you can get it to grow from plugs in it would work. Seed from someone's garden may take.
But expect it everywhere. Bees love it.
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Sobbing quietly here, I can't get ti to grow at all. One of life's let downs, but no, I'm not bitter, at all, honest, no I don't mind it grows every where except in my garden. 😭
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You could use small rockery plants.
They will stay small and are prefer dry conditions.
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