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Deadheading Echium 'Blue Bedder'
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Can anyone tell me how to deadhead Echium? Do I take off individual flowers or the whole flowering stem?
- Posted: Sun. 28th July 2013 14:37
- Posted: Mon. 1st July 2013 21:56
Re: Good Garden Plants
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Clematis 'Niobe' easy, beautiful and long blooming, Verbena bonariensis, Linaria 'Canon Went' also Erysium 'Bowles Mauve' I've had it flowering into December, it gets woody after a couple of years but it's so easy to root from cuttings. I have a small garden so I'm always looking for hardy long flowering perennials. Which do you recommend?
- Posted: Mon. 1st July 2013 21:51
Re: Can anyone identify this Clematis?
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Yes I think that's it, thank you so much Elaine. Do you happen to know if you can leave one of the compact Clematis in a hanging basket through the winter?
- Posted: Sat. 22nd June 2013 19:23
Re: Re: Can anyone identify this Clematis?
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Thanks Elaine, it has yellow stamens though, I thought Henryi were supposed to have brown/purplish centres?
- Posted: Sat. 22nd June 2013 00:17
Can anyone identify this Clematis?
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This Clematis started flowering this week, the flowers are huge, I have no idea what it is or how long it will continue flowering, any ideas?
- Posted: Fri. 21st June 2013 23:01
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Clematis in hanging baskets
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Can you leave compact Clematis in a hanging basket through the winter without water (other than rain) or will it die?
- Posted: Fri. 21st June 2013 22:55
Schizostylis coccinea
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I planted three young plants which looked perfectly healthy about a month ago, they don't seem to have grown much and each one has a few leaves which are dry and mottled yellow, they are in light shade in moist loam, is it a disease or do they need feeding?
- Posted: Mon. 27th May 2013 19:42
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- Posted: Sun. 10th March 2013 19:50
Caryopteris 'Longwood Blue'
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Does anyone know where I can buy this plant? I've googled it but can only find it in US nurseries.
- Posted: Sun. 10th March 2013 10:55
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