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Neglected planter
I have been asked to re plant a planter, On west facing wall. 3ft long, 18"
wide and 15" deep. It had Ivy as its climbing plant to grow up trellis, but it is often neglected, and doesn't get watered regularly. They want something to grow up trellis and other plants for show for as much of the year as possible. So am looking for "Bomb proof plants".....any ideas? -- David Hill Abacus Nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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Neglected planter
A lot of climbers are woodland plants. They like consistant levels of
humidity in the soil. Try those you might find elsewhere. I found Honeysuckle flourishing on the clifftops of Cornwall, some clematis are hardy in low humidity conditions. This chap is the bees knees: Priorswood Clematis Nursery Priorswood, Widbury Hill Ware Hertfordshire SG12 7QH Tel: 01920 461543 Best of luck, oh and you can add those water retension granules by Phostrogen as well. Neil "david" wrote in message ... I have been asked to re plant a planter, On west facing wall. 3ft long, 18" wide and 15" deep. It had Ivy as its climbing plant to grow up trellis, but it is often neglected, and doesn't get watered regularly. They want something to grow up trellis and other plants for show for as much of the year as possible. So am looking for "Bomb proof plants".....any ideas? -- David Hill Abacus Nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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