Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our soil
is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old
timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow up
the dish and cover it How many plants do you think I'd need to get it
going good?

Thanks!
Angie

In article ,
says...
Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our soil
is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old
timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow up
the dish and cover it How many plants do you think I'd need to get it
going good?

Thanks!
Angie

Angie, I don't think Clematis is what you would want. It's sort of a
thin, dainty looking vine. Don't think it would make a good curtain.
--
Lar

to email....get rid of the BUGS

Plant some confederate jasmine. Its an evergreen in your area and does
nicely at covering up things like that

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 17:39:07 -0600, Lar
wrote:

===In article ,
===says...
=== Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our soil
=== is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old
=== timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow up
=== the dish and cover it How many plants do you think I'd need to get it
=== going good?
===
=== Thanks!
=== Angie
===
===Angie, I don't think Clematis is what you would want. It's sort of a
===thin, dainty looking vine. Don't think it would make a good curtain.


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diagnosis. but, can try email put "help sick fish" in subject. Get your fish at Dandy Orandas
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"junkyardcat" wrote in message
...
Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our
soil
is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old
timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow
up
the dish and cover it How many plants do you think I'd need to get it
going good?

Thanks!
Angie




You could try hops.