I posted the above on 4 June as a result of not being brave enough to knock on a door and offer to cut back a fuchsia which I think now had suffered as a result of the Beast from the East.  It was alive but had a lot of dead wood. I don't know the person/people who live there - if I had done I would have without question. The garden has now been cleared and left with just gravel instead of any of the beautiful fuchsia which I had enjoyed as I walked past year after year. Sadly I'm too late :( With a bit of TLC I'm sure we could all still be enjoying that fuschia.  They generally tend to be pretty hardy - especially once they have become established.  It is the second very small garden that has gone that way in the last couple of months. So it is wonderful what has been happening in Brentford - community planting to make an area look so much better - which in turn tends to encourage people to take pride in their neighbourhood and keep it looking better: http://www.brentfordtw8.com/default.asp?section=info&page=airquality020.htm

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
GARDENS:  National Gardens Scheme (ngs) and Ealinng in Bloom	05/06/18 21:51:00	Philippa Bond
Re:GARDENS:  Ealing in Bloom - Last Day for Entries/Brentford Community Planting	08/06/18 12:01:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:GARDENS:  Royal Horticultural Society	10/06/18 18:44:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:GARDENS:  Royal Horticultural Society	17/06/18 14:49:00	Janice Evans
Re:Re:Re:Re:GARDENS:  Royal Horticultural Society	17/06/18 14:50:00	Janice Evans
Re: Porous & Permeable Front Gardens are needed to avoid flooding risks	21/06/18 11:43:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re: Porous & Permeable Front Gardens are needed to avoid flooding risks	21/06/18 11:55:00	Janice Evans
Re:Re:Re: Porous & Permeable Front Gardens are needed to avoid flooding risks	03/07/18 03:10:00	Philippa Bond

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