Marie Staunton

Then after the flowers are kind of over a bit, you give it a haircut.

Then you give it a cut.

Then not at the end of the season, just as we're coming into winter.

And I can't hack it because it's trying to grow little new shoots.

So if you do it after it finishes flowering, has all that time before winter sets in to put on new growth, you know, to withstand the winter, if you like.

That's the trick with them.

She's been too nice to it.

She's been too nice to it and maybe it's waterlogged and maybe has vine weevil.

So they're the three kind of things that can happen.

Now septic tank is a difficult one.

We have one down in Wexford but

You can't put on anything too close to the septic tank that has big roots on it.

So you're better off going with some grasses and stuff, a little bit of movement to the skies, kind of where that area is so steep.

I suppose ponytail grasses, you've got, what else is there?

Little, oh God, it's gone out of my mind.

What did you say?

Miscanthus, yeah.

What did you say?

Stipa.

Stipa, what is that?