Climbing plant for shady south facing wall
Hi all – I’m hoping you can help with a bit of advice for a fairly shady south facing wall with a 2m high trellis I have. The bottom gets very little sun (maybe in the height of summer from 5pm), the middle gets sun from about 2pm onwards and the top gets a fair amount of sun – maybe from midday. But in winter only the top gets late afternoon sun at best.
When I moved in there was a clematis there that had apparently been happy for 5 years or so but I managed to kill probably by incorrect pruning. I have a pink solanum, summer jasmine and a wisely cream clematis that I’ve bought recently for other spots but I’m now re-thinking my plans and want to tackle this spot as a high priority as it’s shaded by the house and the kitchen window above the sink looks directly onto it so it’d be lovely to have something really pretty I can admire whilst doing the dishes!! Any advice of which of these plants would be most suitable would be appreciated – or if none of them will do what my alternatives are? Thanks, Kate Apologies if this is really basic but I know most plants say on them they want full sun to partial shade but I don’t really know what that means and whether my wall would class as partial shade or not! |
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Hi Echinosum and thanks for the reply!
So thats a definate no to my Solanum, Jasmine and Wisely Cream clematis? So from that can I assume that part of the garden counts as total shade rather than partial shade? |
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I don't know the specific cultivation requirements for the specific plants you mention, so whether they are suitable or not I cannot say. There are several jasmines and solanums with different cultivation requirements. |
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