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Tracleospurmum Jasminoides

heron

By Heron


Tracleospurmum Jasminoides

A bit rampant, I have to clip it three times a year but I wouldn't be without them.



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Great pic - all it needs is a cat in the window! Very healthy looking Trachleospermum

2 Nov, 2009

 

Lovely to see a window framed like that

2 Nov, 2009

 

Lovely frame for a cottage window Heron.

2 Nov, 2009

 

Bet this looks even better christmas time and if it snows, lovely photo

2 Nov, 2009

 

and is that a sheep I spy in a field, reflected in the window, Heron?

2 Nov, 2009

 

It could be a bald head lol yes it look like one to me also.

2 Nov, 2009

 

How observant of you Bamboo, there's hundreds of em, nice to look at but a bit noisy in the lambing season. I posted it for TT's blog.

2 Nov, 2009

 

What? Hundreds of bald heads??
Gorgeous plant! I love it!

2 Nov, 2009

 

it makes indoors look so cosy, I can't wait for my cutting (via a mutual friend) to take off:)))))))

3 Nov, 2009

 

My cuttings from Heron last year didn't take....perhaps in the spring I could sweetheart a few more from you?????

14 Nov, 2009

 

I have one rooted if you like I'll send it to you.

14 Nov, 2009

 

Ooh that would be lovely Heron.....Thank you....xxxx

14 Nov, 2009

 

I love this picture--it looks so cosy and homely. Don't know the plant but it's most attractive.

18 Nov, 2009

 

I like it even more now - it reminds me of summer, with that lovely, sunlit reflection.

18 Nov, 2009

 

It has a bonus too, A wonderful perfume. I recomend it. They are very expensive to buy but cuttings are easy....not that I'm suggesting you take sissors to the GC.......of cause.

18 Nov, 2009

 

they're not that expensive any more Heron, about the same as an equivalent sized clematis - but what I'm looking for is the variegated version, never seen it yet.

18 Nov, 2009

 

I was thinking of the big ones, I've seen six foot ones at £100. They are versatile as they grow well on an arch too.

18 Nov, 2009

 

Like you heron I love this, mine is planted against the fence to the left as I open the french doors and the perfume is devine. I also find that it is very easy to maintain but I haven`t tried taking any cuttings as yet.

27 Dec, 2009

 

Such a lovely outlook!

23 Mar, 2010

 

Amblealice, the rooted cutting I was going to send you doesn't look too good, even one of my larger plants is the same. I'll take more cuttings this year but I'll keep them in the GH over winter.

30 Mar, 2010



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