On 7 Apr 2003 17:40:49 GMT, (Nick Maclaren) wrote:


In the coldest parts of the UK, the only hardy evergreen climber
is ivy, but most people can grow C. armandii if it is reasonably
sheltered from the coldest winds and faces vaguely south.

My armandii is in full flower now and glorious it is too. NW wall in
coastal East Anglia (brick which probably has a warming influence in
what at this time is the coldest area of the British Isles - N.
Scotland is degrees higher).

The montana is not yet blooming so I suppose the OP could plant both
for a succession.

Oh Lordy seeing all these sigs notifying spam blocking measures
makes me want to protect my spam free new email address ..... done.

Huss
Grow a little garden

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