by - written on 23/01/05, updated on 26/01/05 (Very useful, 8528 readings)
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If you have a wall, arbor, pergola or trellis in your garden, and want to grow something up it that's fragrant, lovely, romantic and blooming, you may think of getting a climbing rose. Think again! Roses are slow growing, require a lot of attention and can be very prone to all kinds of nasty diseases. In winter, without ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/06/01, updated on 15/06/01 (Very useful, 300 readings)
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It's Mr Serious Head tonight as I tell you a tale of one of nature's marvels.... The clematis is one of the favourite climbing plants to be found in the gardens of England, and have been grown in this country for hundreds of years, but the only variety which is native to these shores is Clematis Vitalba, or the old ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/05/01, updated on 24/05/01 (Very useful, 214 readings)
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Clematis, also known as travellers joy and woodbine, brings a lovely picture to the mind. These lovely plants can be had in flower nearly every month of the year, in a range of colours from white to pink, blue to purple and shades in between, you can even get a yellow variety. They can be grown on fences, trellises, ... Read the complete review
