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to happen. The original plant is gone and no one knows when it was removed. The flowers where pale pink and white and at least 50 years old. I would love to see it flower and perhaps reestablish it again. I would think the original is either the lonicera

Hi everyone, I am in need of a little advice, I am looking for a good trailing perennial evergreen. I am wanted something to flow down a set of steps at a hight of about 5 feet. Flowers would be a plus, and white flowers would be even better,I am

on how you should prune hydrangea petiolaris. You apparently prune after flowering and in the spring, but there was some detail that he went into about how you do it that I missed. Can someone remember what he said? I have recently bought a white

I have an obelisk (approx 6ft high) as was considering training a Clematis (Carnaby)against it but I was wondering what else would be suitable to plant with it in order to have something in flower when the Clematis has finished. A small climbing

Can anyone help me identifying these two plants? The first is incredibly invasive. It has white flowers in the spring (I think)  I treat it like a weed and am forever pulling/digging it up but it is a persistent little blighter.  The seond plant

and woody branches.It was about 6-8 ft high and 4ft spreadPale green "paddle shaped" small leaves.In summer it was covered in tiny white flowers which smelt strongly of coconut - we used to call it the coconut bush.In autumn these flowers became a profusion

I have a camellia which was in flower when bought, i transfered to a larger pot with the right soil but it did not flower the following year 08 or this year. Could you tell me what could be the reason. I have an old camellia - white - which has

already growing up it and there is a bamboo in a nearby bed too.  Nearby planting is in fairly hot colours with some white flowers. Any ideas would be very much appreciated! I can really recommend Heptacodium miconioides. It 's a large shrub or small tree

There are so few plants that do well in my small, shady garden, but those that do thrive deserve a medal. This week, honesty is taking centre stage, with its tall spires of brilliant white flowers, towering above more subtle spring blooms.I love

them in a row and a mixture of cornflowers and tall white flowers came up which look similar to white alyssum.  Left the pots outside and the last few weeks the tall white alyssum looking flowers have come up again and these yellow flowers