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Can anyone help identify this plant?  Two self seeded last year, I pulled one but let the other grow (with anticipation) but I can not identify it!  I hope this uploads okay -   Any help appreciated, I do not know whether to let it be or not

Hi Guys Looking for a bit of information.. I have recently planted some G3 clematis, all two year old plants, they have took very well and are all producing plenty of new growth, although not expecting much if anything in the way of blooms i

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

with frost bite. i cut it right back to stimulate growth. im hoping that it will start growing again soon.  clematis struggling.

My seven year old granddaughter has been given a patch of garden to cultivate and has asked me to help her with it. We are both quite excited about it!  I have bought some potatoes. onions, gladioli for the sunny side and hope to grow some beans

hi i have aarmandii apple blossom clematis planted last october growing like mad but not one flower i thought it would flower in spring, and same with the snow ball plant dont know real name but its been in 2 yrs and grows every year well

. They were here when I moved to my flat so I have no real sentimental connection to them. So how do you prune them so they flower and dont get out of hand. the one of them that has recovered the best is growing at an alarming rate and if I let it just be I

is shaded in the morning and gets sun mid-late afternoon.I don't think the wall is holding back any land - there are just some trees and bushes behind it. The white summer jasmine suggested by Budy Lizzie is wonderful - and you could grow some clematis

of trees died of it several years ago but the only other plants to have succumbed were a couple of clematis. I only assume the clematis died of it cos I couldn't see another reason, Loads of different herbaceous perennials are growing in the area plus a

and should I re-site it and try to get it to grow bigger. I would appreciate any comment as I am new to clematis. thank you