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Title:	Vines and Climbers
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Users activity:	23 posts per thread
Forum activity:	1 active thread during last week

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Re: Advice wanted: Good Climber for Shady Area

Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-04 17:45:00) by joclyn

are you talking about it being outside with lights added since it's a covered porch or are you talking about for inside the house?? a lot of philodendron's are viney and they prefer to grow upwards and do well in shaded areas - and wouldn't need additional lighting. their 'flower's aren't all that showy, though, if that is something you're looking for. they can be grown inside or out - ...

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honeysuckle /clematis

Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-08 09:43:00) by gary ogden gary ogden is offline Registered (1-2 posts)

I have a mix of clemtis and honeysuckle very attractive but in the spring there is a lot of dead growth it has been in 4 years how do i trim it or do i trim it what if it was cut down to about 6 inches would i damaged it or would i get all new growth from it any thoughts or should i put it out of my mind tks

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Re: Actinidia 'kolomitka'

Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-05 16:15:00) by Ron B

Try it early next spring. No quotes around kolomitka as it is a species name rather than cultivar.

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Re: Climbing hydrangea

Started 1 month ago (2009-10-27 17:50:00) by Ron B

If it has to be cut off to make way do that in time to have it cleared away for the job. Make provisions for it to not be trampled during construction. That includes the root zone.

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Re: does Boston Ivy cling to metal?

Started 1 month ago (2009-10-25 21:08:00) by togata57

Hmm. Is the shed in full sun? Just thinking that if yes, the metal might get hot enough to toast your ivy, and full sun is not the ideal environment for ivy in any case. As for the clinging-on part, I daresay it probably would!

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Re: Bizarre situation- 20 foot Passiflora Vine (on life support!)

Started 1 month ago (2009-10-25 13:41:00) by joclyn

passiflora vines are usually hardy to zone 6 and some to zone 5, so, really no need to uproot it and keep it inside over winter (unless your location is a lower zone rating). being hardy doesn't mean it will be evergreen, so, the vines would die back over winter and the plant would regrow from the roots come spring. i don't know if you can salvage this or not - you could try planting it ...

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Moving clematis

Started 2 months ago (2009-09-27 17:41:00) by Quincys Slave

Now that it's fall, I'm redoing a lot of sections of my garden. Can I move a clematis that's been in it's current spot for about 3 years?

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