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Comments (2)Kathi...it's been there all week....I posted about it...sorry you didn't see it and missed out playing all week. I imagine it will be gone tomorrow. I'll miss it...what's the next Holiday?...See MoreDon Juan Rose - train or don’t train
Comments (5)If you have the room go ahead and spread it out for more bloom. Find something, a trellis or obelisk, to tie it too. Start bending those canes early when they are very young and flexible and short. As they grow out keep bending them in the direction you want. You have to keep at it consistently as the cane grows. Once it has hardened off it's too late. Your roses and photos are gorgeous!...See MoreHow Should I Train These Two Vines?
Comments (7)The objections to this planting were: a) The Clematis should not be in the same container as the root systems will compete b) The Clematis old wood may get drowned out by the more dominant Lavender Trumpet Vine What if I replant the Clematis on the right side at the base of the large container? That way it grows in a separate soil and would climb up the side of the container and at least be able to display along that run until it gets to the trellis and gets out-competed by the Lavender Trumpet Vine? If that works well, I might end up growing a different variety of Clematis from the base of the container on the left side. If the only thing I got from that was unique flowers below the slip of the container on each side, that would be worth doing....See MoreHow to Train Tecoma capensis Cape Honeysuckle Along a Fence
Comments (9)If left alone, the plant will take on a large loose mounding habit. Sometimes very long branches that, when they bend over enough to touch the ground, root and then keep going. When removing some from a previous yard, one viney branch was over 30' long, and had resulted in four 4-5' rooted shrubs along the length. If you want your plants to be more upright and have less a bent on sending out adventure growth, hard pruning as they mature is the best way to make it happen. It blooms on the branch tips, so pruning will encourage the plant produce more flowers, too. It is a pretty, easy-to-grow and versatile plant. But if you plant it and just let it go, after a while, you may not be able to see enough of your old fence to know when it needs replacing. ;-)...See More- 6 years ago
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