which climber?
 

I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or something
to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx

which climber?
 

Tara wrote:
I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or something
to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx


For extremely rapid cover try something like a Russian Vine.
I have a number of different climbers in my back garden from Passion
Flowers, Jasmine, Ivy and Honeysuckle to annual Morning Glory plants.
They all have their pluses and minuses.

Try a couple of Ivy's perhaps a yellow one like a Sulpher Heart, then
grow a different climber like a beautiful passionflower or honeysuckle
through it, you'd get cover, scent and beauty!

Jason


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which climber?
 

"Tara" wrote in message
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I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or
something
to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx

Akebia quinata - chocolate vine - is semi evergreen and has the height and
spread you need. It has small clusters of purple-red flowers and the most
delicious perfume! In really good summers (like last year) it will produce
fruit if you have a pollenation partner.

which climber?
 

Tara wrote:
I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or something
to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx


I believe there's an evergreen clematis, Clematis armandii. I could be
mis-rembering, but no doubt someone will correct me if I am.

which climber?
 

In article ,
bigboard writes:
| Tara wrote:
| I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or something
| to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
| neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
| clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
| much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx
|
| I believe there's an evergreen clematis, Clematis armandii. I could be
| mis-rembering, but no doubt someone will correct me if I am.

You aren't, but it is really too big for that.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

which climber?
 

In article ,
says...
Tara wrote:
I have a 10ft x 6ft trellis that I need to cover with climbers or something
to act as a screen ( the denser the better) to our next door
neighbours.Evergreen is a must but I do love flowering plants such as
clematis etc. Could anyone suggest a plant combination for me as after so
much reading and research Im now rather confused. Thanks Tx


I believe there's an evergreen clematis, Clematis armandii. I could be
mis-rembering, but no doubt someone will correct me if I am.


I've got an evergreen clematis, but I can't remember what it's called.
It's a bit thin though, not much use for privacy.

On the other hand I also have an evergreen climbing honeysuckle, and
that really is thick and rampant!!