Genus: Solanum

I love your garden and what an idealic place to sit and relax with a cup of tea and a good book!

Non, it has got a blue pot - but a smaller one. HOWEVER, as it has grown, I had a struggle to get it back in, so I shall have to a) use the big blue pot, b) buy another one! Guess which option I prefer! When the other plants round its base have grown and are in flower, I will post another photo. I am very proud of myself for getting it this far! Yah boo sucks to B&Q for telling me 'One season only'!

Certainly worth over-wintering. Is this the plant in the blue pot ? The blue pot that you kindly posted a full view photo pour mois ?

This is Solanum Crispum Glasnevin or the Chilean Potato Vine.
Deadly Nightshade is related and the botanical name is Solanum dulcamara, all related to the potato

Deadly Nightshade?

I can see why the Bees Love it as i also thinks its A Outstanding Climber :D

I must say your Solanum looks healthy than mine all I have is last years branches and nothing happening to it this year

such a beautiful flower :)

Be aware that the berries are poisonous, won't you! Likes to be cool, bright light,moist compost, mist leaves frequently. Prune stems back by a half in February, keep compost nearly dry then repot in March. Stand pot outside for the summer, spray flowers, bringing it back indoors in September. Good luck! P.S. I hope that the website advice Darryluk gave you agrees with my book!

Be aware that the berries are poisonous, won't you! Likes to be cool, bright light,moist compost, mist leaves frequently. Prune stems back by a half in February, keep compost nearly dry then repot in March. Stand pot outside for the summer, spray flower, bringing it back indoors in September. Good luck! P.S. I hope that the website advice Darryluk gave you agrees with my book!

That plant takes me back to my childhood. It self sowed everywhere in my grandparents' front garden in coastal Devon

http://www.thegardenhelper.com/Jerusalemcherry.htm should tell you what you need.

THAT is what I plan for the central climber in my new border. Please give me some hints on growing it, Andrew!

I think what I'll have to do is clip it in the autumn and keep fleece handy for nights after about the 30th November. It's our cold winds that are the problem rather than frost. We don't tend to get heavy frost so fleece should do the trick but watch this space

Nice to see another one - will you be able to let it stay out for the winter? Mine will have to go in the greenhouse, it's not hardy under 7 degrees, apparently. It has flowered and flowered through rain, wind and sometimes sun this year.

Yes! had it for many years - does well from cuttings, keep frost free over winter, cut back in spring and keep out to flower all summer! Good to grow as a standard or bush - depending where you are you might get away with growing it as a wall shrub in a sheltered spot - I got away with it for a few years then lost it!

Looks a nice relaxing area

Thanks Wyeboy for your advice - I shall certainly try!

Also thanks for your comment maple - I love the colour!

No answer for your question sorry but that is beautiful.

What a beautiful corner to sit in!

It is not hardy but you could grow it in a pot and cut it back hard in the Autumn,keep it frost free, feed it in the Spring and it will go for many years

I have a standard Solanum - the plant label says '1 season only!' I hope i can overwinter it. Is this photo Solanum crispum 'Glasnevin'?

That is me having a well-earned rest!