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Help choosing climbers

strong. I guess you want to screen off the oil tank. 5 feet of height is not much for a climber. You could grow some short climbing roses such as Climbing Shropshire Lad, or an evergreen such as jasminium nudiflorum. Not sure about fruit trees by Heppy

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28/04/2012 14:48:05

by samantha olivant

which climber

I have a wall that is actually the back of my compost heap and want to grow a climber up it. I have tried a some clematis but they died over the winter because although its a south facing wall it is also very exposed in winter. Any ideas - I would by Whinnie

17/03/2013 20:20:57

by Yvonneannand

pyracantha, honeysuckle or other

spot I would go for climbers so as not to take up too much space in the bed. Have a look at Clematis and Honeysuckle on Google, some are evergreen, some are fine with shade. I use pyracantha like this and keep it trimmed to about 4 inches thick easily by Bill Mansfield

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19/02/2013 09:22:33

by auntie betty

Blocking a wall

eyes and wire? You could then plant some climbers....clematis montana right now is smothered by pink scented flowers. Solanum album is an evergreen climber with masses of white flowers throughout summer. Honeysuckles or jasmine.....both are great by liesel

01/05/2013 01:37:11

by Welshonion

fast growing climbers

or fence work on wall and need some fast growing evergreen climbers , it is also a sunny spot can anyone help as i am new to gardening thankyou Hmm.. a difficult one as there are not many fast growing evergreens that I can think of which would give you a by dodo

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18/06/2012 22:36:43

by dodo

ideas for a container on a SW facing wall

ericaceous compost? I would go for lavender and an annual climbers morning glory? Or an evergreen clematis-freckles? I'm looking for inspiration so open to all ideas, wanted something quite showy and I detest the smell of lavender (I know, I'm weird) hehe by debanslow

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07/06/2012 07:57:14

by debanslow

Climbers for north facing fence in pots

't help but I'm sure others will. Happy gardening. Sorry I can't help but I'm sure others will, hope you find suitable plants. Happy gardening. Another climber suitable for north facing walls is Hydrangea Petioralis - it's not evergreen but the red stems by cjblue

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18/06/2012 16:07:28

by Lokelani

HOYA - WAX FLOWER

I have a new pergola and one of the climbers I would like is a hoya to provide both scent and year round foliage - in view of severity of the last couple of winters, is this a good idea? Your suggestions for alternative evergreen climbers would by pinkpeony

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29/06/2012 13:15:21

by pinkpeony

front door shade

Me again needing advise,new house ,front door facing north good light but almost no sun, what can i plant in large tubs to put some colour here at present there is three large (6foot) evergreens in large pots they are well passed there thingy date by Alan4711

30/10/2012 16:24:54

by Alan4711

short climbers???

anything that fruits preferably otherwise something that looks pretty and doesn't want cutting several times a year. Thanks very much. Most climbers grow very tall but Jasmine Trachelospermum, the star Jasmine might suit. It's evergreen and once planted by cloud8

02/08/2012 09:11:44

by cloud8

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