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Killing Clematis armandii
Well, I have probably done that :-( But there wasn't much option, as it had got terribly tangled in a space far too small for it, and I had to prune it right back to very old stems. Assuming that it doesn't recover, I am wondering what I could put there instead. It is a very sheltered position (for my garden, but still gets down to -5 Celsius in a typical winter), faces south west but is only 5' high by 8' wide. I would like something evergreen and flowering, but have difficulty in thinking of any that would do well in that small a space. Also, many of them are a bit tender for me (e.g. Holboellia latifolia thrives but its buds get frosted). Clematis alpina would do well, but I have one of them and always like something new. Any ideas? Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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