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Sollya heterophylla
By Meanie
20 Jun, 2018
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Survived its first winter outdoors (in a sheltered spot) with flying colours!
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I am surprised!
20 Jun, 2018
Lori - we saw close to -8°c last winter so up against the house wall it was a few degrees warmer. I'd say that it is hardy down to -3 or 4°c for sure so if a shed can offer you that it is a nice pot specimen for the patio etc. Blooms all summer long and deep into autumn.
DD - I wasn't actually. My sister has one that I gave her years ago and it has survived her muppet care!
23 Jun, 2018
You do make me laugh Meanie....
23 Jun, 2018
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What else?
See who else is growing Sollya heterophylla (Bluebell Creeper).
See who else has plants in genus Sollya.
This photo is of "Bluebell Creeper" in Meanie's garden
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Sollya Heterophylla
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I like creepers... That looks amazing, also have a special spot in my heart for blue flowers. It sounds like it's too tender for my zone 4 garden, though. I have Virginia Creeper growing wild along the edges of the forest and I'm coddling a little patch of vinca minor. lysimachia is running wild, just bought some more lamium, Japanese spurge, etc. will have to give this a look-up. interesting!
20 Jun, 2018