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Best blue flowering plant

I grow lots of blue flowered plants. What's your favourite? How about linum perenne to start? In summer, and grown next to santolina lemon fizz....yellow foliage....and behind a yellow osteospermum it is a real eye catcher all summer long. well by Verdun

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31/12/2012 12:22:17

by Ava

Mina lobata

I was given a packet of these seeds, I have 2 germinated. That is not the problem I would love to know if they are OK.Do they set seeds like anything so to be avoided. Do they stop growing early Do they have any cultural peculiarities - apart from by Rosa pulcino

07/04/2013 17:18:59

by Rosa pulcino

Climer For Privacy

as will also need new posts etc. What I am thinking is getting trellis pannel and attaching it to the fence pannels, but higher by say 6inches. What would be best to plant to grow up and over the trellis (hopfully add few more inches in height)? Idealy would by Frozz

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28/01/2013 22:12:28

by bunnysgarden

Clematis Cassis

the ground. Is it supposed to do that? I thought it would produce new growth from the old branches. It's a group 3 clematis like a viticella so it will shoot up from at or near ground level. Normally I would prune this plant down to about 1 foot from by Swedboy

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18/04/2012 20:05:28

by Swedboy

Talkback: Plant supports - upping the stakes

into the wires with string. We built a pergola over our pond last year and to grow clematis and passion flowers up the wooden posts we screwed some small pretty angle brackets with sun catcher in them at the top then ran green garden wire from the metapost by Denise Pieri

16/04/2012 06:42:48

by the enduring gardener

Climbers for north facing fence in pots

afternoon shade, where I'm trying to grow hosta's and have planted shade loving shrubs, an 8ft high fence to the left provides no shade after lunch and plants get full sun till dusk. When do you get the sun or is the area always in shade? I'd go for clematis by cjblue

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18/06/2012 16:07:28

by Lokelani

HOYA - WAX FLOWER

x Hoya is definitely a houseplant. Though Hoya is a lovely plant, it is a houseplant in this country. Both Clematis Freckles and Trachelospermum are lovely choices. Why not grow both intertwined I'm assuming it's a sunny spot? Also Clematis by pinkpeony

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29/06/2012 13:15:21

by pinkpeony

rose arch dilemma

up, this will promote flowers all the way up to the top. morning glory is an excellent idea. I surprisingly had quite a few roses last year. I've also just planted a rose to grow up an arch. On the other side I have a clematis which needs pruning back by Lesley 4

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03/04/2012 16:54:37

by Lesley 4

ideas for a container on a SW facing wall

with an ericaceous feed - oh and they like spent coffee grains. While they are both evergreen, the flowering periods aren't that long. I too would recommend Clematis Freckles, but there are other small clematis you can grow this site gives them by height so could by debanslow

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07/06/2012 07:57:14

by debanslow

favorite clematis of the spring.

This is my favorite clematis (well one of many) it comes out the first in spring and lasts for so long.Its droopy petals fasinate me and just swoon over it till it fades.Its very easy to care for and in fact was a cutting given to me by a friend by flowering rose

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26/11/2012 16:01:30

by flowering rose

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