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Old 23-03-2005, 02:36 PM
Nick Maclaren
 
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John Taverner wrote:
Rosa filipes "Kiftsgate" is described as vigorous, but liking sun.
How much does it grow in a season when small, especially when it
gets only a little sun (it will get more as it grows)?


Kiftsgate being vigorous is a little of an understaement. A friend gave me
two cuttings of this wild animal, they struck easily and are in good loam in
a salty enviro. They were planted to cover an unsightly garage and have gone
over the piched roof in three seasons and accelerating.


Thanks. It has a 20+' hazel to climb up. I was a bit taken aback
by Bean's description of one 60'x40'x30' :-)

Never mind Brer Rabbit, that's big enough to hide Brer Bear!


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.