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Pileostegia viburnoides - 2014

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By Andrewr


Pileostegia viburnoides - 2014 (Pileostegia viburnoides)

Evergreen climber, related to hydrangeas, for moist soil in sun or shade, reaching twenty feet (although easily controlled - this is cut back to six feet every year). It is self-clinging if well fed, so this one gets a hefty dollop of concentrated chicken manure and a couple of spadefuls of garden compost every spring.
For some reason, it is covered in flies this year.



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Doing well......

30 Aug, 2014

 

It's been there for ten years, so settled in now.

30 Aug, 2014

 

Looks great with the orange berries?

2 Sep, 2014

 

DD - they are the seeds of arum maculatum 'Pictum'

2 Sep, 2014



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