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By Muddywellies
19 Mar, 2008
This is the first clematis I ever nurtured. I didn't even plant it. Instead, I rescued it from under some brambles in our new home. But I kinda caught the climber 'bug' as a result of this 'show', because now I've got about hundred different varieties!
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20 Mar, 2008
Flrcrazy. You may already know this, but for those who may not......Most available clematis for sale are about 6-8 ft, some will do 12ft but the montana group are the biggies, upwards of 26ft and these should cover your arbor by 'year three'.
Visitors to my garden will often ask me about a problem they have had with growing clematis and I have a page full of growing advice on my web site, simple type 'clematis' in my search window.
23 Mar, 2008
OMG!...seek and ye shall find... Clematis montana...Wow is the word..What's your website?
23 Mar, 2008
Lori, my web site is very much a practical gardening site based upon my experiences of creating my garden from a derelict site in less than ten years. My site is something of a showroom and workshop for my gardening skills. After ten years my results are available for all to see and I'm delighted to share my gardening skills with a growing band of gardeners from around the world who register on my gardening forums and join our community.
I'm not a web professional, but I've designed and maintain the site myself. It's possibly one of the largest gardening sites on the web run by an amateur gardener who opens his garden daily to visitors - as opposed to a purely online gardening web site run by a 'professional web media group'.
Go visit www.winsfordwalledgarden.com and see for yourself. Any comments appreciated.
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This photo was taken at Winsford Walled Gardens.
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Jacque
19 Mar, 2008
This is WOW Muddywellys So Full Of Flowers :)