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clem Alpinas cyanea

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By Sanbaz


clem Alpinas cyanea

cant remember full name but loads of flowers this year, didnt cut back last year, left it to do its own thing.



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Yeah, these are best left unprinted...it's a gorgeous colour San!

13 May, 2013

 

thanx karen , will leave it in fut.ure unless it gets out of control :o)), it looks so pretty from the window

13 May, 2013

 

Superb... !

13 May, 2013

 

If you need to it it back, do it as soon as you can after the flowers are fading. That way, you might get more flowers the next year....if the summer is decent enough to ripen the new stems! I never managed more than a few flowers after cutting mine back.

13 May, 2013

 

thankyou Terra :o)) x
thanx karen it flowered twice last year but as you say only an odd flower secong round, wasnt sure when i first got it but now its established i love it :o) x

13 May, 2013

 

You could always stick up some more trellis and see how big it grows! :)

13 May, 2013

 

i was thinking that karen to cover whole wall lol and would look great :o)

13 May, 2013

 

Wouldn't it?!

13 May, 2013

 

Looks a lovely show Sandra. Ours got cut back because Gerry had to mend the fence, but we do have new growth and a few flowers.

14 May, 2013

 

Fantastic San - love this. We have one, which I also thought was thriving on neglect, but it's a quarter the size of yours!

14 May, 2013

 

Beautiful San I love the colour of it ....

14 May, 2013

 

thanx Linda. Sheila and Les, it seems to love where it is as its the last place to get sun later in day and soil stays cool, wish all my neglected plants did so well lol :o))

14 May, 2013

 

The Alpinas are easy and rewarding...as long as you don't mind a wall covered with dead looking thatch all winter! but this looks like an ideal situation for leaving it to it's own devices.

14 May, 2013

 

What a lovely sight to see....

14 May, 2013

 

lovely...

15 May, 2013

 

karen it does look like dead thatch in winter but the wall looks bad anyway and it rewards me when in bloom so i can cope with winter look.
thanx Angela and Holly, im hoping to extend trelles as karen suggested for next years growth :o))

15 May, 2013

 

I love this cascading effect...very pretty display. I am thinking of doing something similar with lobelia but this plant looks like it will fill out more so I might chose this instead.

20 Sep, 2013

 

Thank GM, these do grow very fast and if you trim after flowers u should get more later,
In fact I have to get bigger trellis for next year so heavy.

30 Sep, 2013



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