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If you want a small prickly evergreen for shade I would recommend Ruscus aculeatus. Unlike Pyracantha, which grows big and is unpleasant to prune, Ruscus only grows to a metre and it will grow in very dark dry shade where almost nothing else does. It is viciously spiny and has very good red berries in winter. Berberis darwinii and Berberis julianae are two good evergreen Berberis that will grow in partial shade. I usually order from Burncoose but I have always had a good service from Crocus. -
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Week 31 fixtures... Saturday 26th April Chelsea v Everton Brighton & Hove Albion v West Ham United Newcastle United v Ipswich Town Southampton v Fulham Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leicester City Sunday 27th April AFC Bournemouth v Manchester United Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur Thursday 1st May Nottingham Forest v Brentford -
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Have you found your cat. The new cat in our garden looks very much like yours. -
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I first subscribed to Tortoise two or three years ago, and also subscribe to the Guardian, and eg Byline and various others - I do feel it is important to support good media if you can. Tortoise have done some interesting stuff, tried to really reach out to readership and have been quite trailblazing on topical podcasts too. Having said that, I still can't quite see how it all fits with the Observer and I worry it will make both worse as they have different bases and dynamics in my view.
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