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pruning passion flower

Hi, I have 2 passion flowers and 2 clematis growing either side of a rose arch. They are 2 years established and the passion flower is in full bloom. I am moving house in a few weeks and need to dismantle the rose arch and replace by Alex Smith

07/09/2012 13:16:27

by Alex Smith

Clematis Should I get 1 or 2

There is an offer on at lidl (Ireland) they should have 3 types of Clematis coming in this morning and the doors open at 10. So should I go buy 1 or 2. I live in a small cottage and the door is on the south side I was thinking perhaps of growing by blackest

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18/03/2013 19:10:49

by cilmeri

Plant suggestions to cover an arch

. Height at top of arch is approx 6ft. I had thought of a climbing rose or clematis but there is not much sun in the site I have a similar problem at the bottom of my garden since we reclaimed a bit of land next to the summerhouse. I've been researching by snodgrass

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01/03/2013 14:30:42

by snodgrass

Pergola's

Hello Finty - is your heart set on having a rose? If not I would like to suggest a Clematis Etoile Violette. It grows very well and is easy to care for - just needs cutting back hard in spring Pam LL x Hi Lilylouisegrow better I thought a rose or two by finty

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31/01/2013 23:41:28

by Rosa carriola

climbing plants

To the side of my garage door (facing south-west) I have ivy growing from a small patch of earth up a trellis fixed to a brick wall. I now want a change so the ivy has to go and have thought of having a hardy evergreen clematis in a pot by break23

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16/12/2012 22:27:48

by nutcutlet

Unsightly pipe work - Recomendations?

as it has plenty of holes for drainage) then you could plant ivy, clematis or hydrangea Petiolaris (evergreen)which is the climbing one with white flowers and would suit your NW aspect. There are plenty of clematis which would grow well but only a few by ittim

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02/05/2013 22:31:29

by judy garrick

Clematis Florida Sieboldii

lots of nourishment. I think these are lovely. Are they hardy enough for garden use? All clematis require a lot of food to produce decent flowers so, if they're in pots, you need to make sure they get a liquid feed every week through the growing by gatehill

28/11/2012 15:37:45

by nutcutlet

Your top performing BLUE clematis

and alpina get excited and juicy and full of new foliage and flwoer buds just in time to be knocked out by a severe late frost and we always get a -15 or so in late March or even early April that does for them. I grow lots of clematis but not the cirrhosa by happycottontail

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27/04/2013 17:39:13

by happycottontail

Scottish Clematis

Hi I'm trying to grow clematis for the first time, i have researched, and read that much, im getting confused, i was wondering if there is anyone on the forum who is from my neck of the woods (Lanarkshire Central Scotland) who has experience by Percy-Grower

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23/04/2012 20:43:35

by Percy-Grower

my clemetis is looking sick, any ideas

I have a clematis growing on a frame,with deep red flowers about 3 inches across, all over it, it has been there for 6 / 7 years, always a good flower display, and grows to about 10 feet tall.this year it grew as usual, flowered, but this week has by motorhomer

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29/06/2012 16:46:46

by motorhomer

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