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Clematis growing through the ivy.
The boundary fence on one side of the garden is covered in ivy and four different species of Clematis have been planted to give colour from mid spring to late autumn.
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23 Mar, 2008
This variety is Clematis Jackmanii superba
23 Mar, 2008
I have this one Grenville but it often gets Clematis droop. It's the only one I have that does this.
23 Mar, 2008
Hi Mike.
Ive been told that if the plant develops Clematis droop its best to give it a really hard prune, and this can sometimes help to shock it back into action. Another alternative is to bury the clematis at a deeper level than when it was growing in a pot.Perhaps a thick mulch of compost around the base of the plant might also help.They do like to have their roots in moist shade, but do not like to be waterlogged. Hope this helps.
Grenville.
23 Mar, 2008
I have this one too. I think it is much slower than it should be, probably due to our Hungarian summer.
What else?
This photo was taken at The garden at 28 Kensington Road..
Joined 10 Mar, 2008
Gloucestershire
23 Mar, 2008
Which clematis is this please?