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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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I love spindle because of the brilliant seeds and seed pods. We don't have animals, so not a problem there. I have used dogwood for making the shafts for drop spindles, as the wood is fairly solid at the diameter you want, so useful, but makes a lot of itself.
Our hedge beside our garden has a lot of different things in it, including holly, yew, privet, spindle, prunus, hazel, a small patch of butchers broom and lilac. An old garden hedge with a bit of wild in it. |
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