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Climber for a pot?

Can someone please recommend a climber for a big half barrel pot please? It will be in the Sun all day. If possible one that is evergreen but that has flowers I think I might be asking for too much ...the plant you want is Trachelospermum by greathat

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03/05/2013 20:33:44

by hollie hock

Good plants for headges

to attach a strip of trellis along the top of the fence to add instant height. You can then stretch horizontal wires at 12"/30cms intervals along the fence and plant climbers such as roses, honeysuckle and/or clematis or wall shrubs such as pyracantha by Carr

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14/04/2012 18:20:36

by Carr

I want to hide the houses at the end of the garden

is long, is erect 3m or 4m high posts about 2 or 3metres inside you boundary and attach either trellis panels to support climbers or else cross bars to support a fan trained hedge on sticks. This involves trees such as beech, hornbeam by Louise Howell

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02/05/2013 23:21:17

by obelixx

Recommend me a plant

like climbers and scented plants. I don't really thing I can add another climber since I have a grapevine, 4 clematis, a honeysuckle and a Zephyrine Droughin. Any good ideas for what to squander this money on??? Me? Ha ha ha.Not sure you would like by Swedboy

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04/05/2012 21:58:31

by tattiebogle

Planting Ideas

have lost my birdlife even though I have bird feeders everywhere and a dovecote given protection by the tree, obviously my feathered friends do not appreciate the openness. I am struggling to find a solution with upright evergreen bushes to plant by Annie 5

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17/02/2013 08:30:08

by bookmonster

Quick Growing Hedge/Conifers?

and climbers that will be an asset and delight to your garden than just providing a green wall. Also bear in mind that if your conifer hedge shades your neighbour they may approach your local council and if judged a problem evergreen hedge under the High Hedges by Cleo38

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09/03/2012 19:29:54

by metasequoia

Screening help

is only approx 45ft and roots could cause problems.....is the laurel a good alternative? I would need something evergreen and fast growing...thanks in advance. Hi Louise, laurel is a possibility, but not the fastest growing to that height. It also is best by Louise Henry

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29/06/2012 19:36:14

by Bev Pounsett-Krynauw

planting a raised flower bed

is seasonal flowers in the photo it is Dahlias but now it has daffodils. In the third layer I have climbers the photo shows sweet peas but I am hoping to take a cutting of an evergreen clematis 'Freckles'. As you can spot it has a red and pink theme. Beware by ilovemontydon

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03/02/2013 13:22:03

by Rosa carriola

New fence has ruined my garden, please help!

the fence and now it's a bit of a shock having a tall brown straight fence after a soft, bushy, green hedge. I would put up trellis and plant climbers, roses, clematis, honeysuckle and plant some shrubs between including some evergreen shrubs or variagated by Lauren 2

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05/01/2013 08:53:58

by Joe_the_Gardener

Clematis Armandii

to and THINK I know what I would do if I was growing it. In Cornwall it is a very vigorous climber and I would pull some of the leading stems to a more horizontal position and do so from the start. I think cutting back as suggested would rejuvenate lower by lizmac

27/01/2013 18:31:03

by lizmac

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