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What is this aggressive climber?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Helen Reeley Jul 26.
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Thorncroft Clematis on Twitter will identify it for sure-I've used them for my Clematis enquiries and have found them hugely knowledgable on the C. subject.
i see it on one of my london jobs - maybe others ,i cant think. you wrap your hand around it and pull it firm and slowly - a fair bit comes out (its looong)..... it does look serious and needs to come out i reckon !!
Yep-Philip's correct of course, it is the horrid native Clematis. Should get rid of it if I were you before it becomes a major task and ruins your existing climbers and the rest.
has it flowered? does it get berries or just seed?
Acouple more images, sorry about the quality, Bob
difficult to tell from that close up but maybe a species of virginia creeper, Parthenocissus?
She who must be obeyed says....it doesn't flower like Old Man's Beard, no fluffy white stuff, a sort of male non floral more like stamen without petals.........if that makes sense?
Looks like Old Man's Beard - wild Clematis?
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- Bob
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- About Me:
- My background is in Marketing and I set up my gardening business just over a year ago. I have had a life long desire to work outdoors and really enjoy the reality. Setting uo my own company with my son working with me is very satisfying.
In the current climate with so much interest in local food from known sources I am very keen to help clients with the smallest of gardens achieve some 'self sufficiency'.
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- Clearing and Restoring overgrown areas, regular and one off maintenance, Fencing, Hedge Trimming, Tree Work, Totem Poles, Lawn mowing, strimming, ponds and patios. Raised beds for home vegetable and salad production, supply of vegetable and salad plants as well as annuals for tubs and baskets. Greenhouse and shed repairs and erection.
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- At 11:56pm on December 10, 2008,
Gardens4u.co.uk said…
- my hero !!
i love your pole ( i scribbled a design very similar ) and have a 10ft trunk by my front door to saw like yours -fantatic ..and you have a lovely girl in photo ?! no offense intended --respect & god blees u, rob
- At 11:57pm on December 10, 2008,
Gardens4u.co.uk said…
- ur an inspiration, and you do it standing up !!
- At 9:52am on July 25, 2009,
Linsey Evans said…
- Thanks, Bob (Totemly, I get it :)), I'll certainly keep it in mind.
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