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27-06-2008, 07:31 PM
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evergreen climbers for greenhouse
Sacha wrote:
It's a gorgeous flower, not very large but really lovely. Another good one is Mandevilla suaveolens but I'm not sure if it would stay evergreen. The other interesting one is Aristolochia Littorali, the size of which couldn't be more different to the Hardenbergia! The Aristolochia Littorali looks amazing! I notice that nearly all the FEW references to it in Google are Korean. The Mandevilla suaveolens is probably easier to find in the UK? Its scent would be welcome in our greenhouse - built as it is over the septic tank! Eddy. |
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27-06-2008, 11:32 PM
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On 27/6/08 19:31, in article , "Eddy"
wrote: Sacha wrote: It's a gorgeous flower, not very large but really lovely. Another good one is Mandevilla suaveolens but I'm not sure if it would stay evergreen. The other interesting one is Aristolochia Littorali, the size of which couldn't be more different to the Hardenbergia! The Aristolochia Littorali looks amazing! I notice that nearly all the FEW references to it in Google are Korean. The Mandevilla suaveolens is probably easier to find in the UK? Its scent would be welcome in our greenhouse - built as it is over the septic tank! Eddy. The Mandevilla is IT! -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online but not completed - shop to come and some mild tweaking to do!) |
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