Holboellia latifolia (female flowers)
By Andrewr
- 28 Apr, 2009
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Climber to fifteen feet for sun or part shade in a sheltered spot away from cold winds. Male and female flowers are carried on the same plant and sometimes followed by purple sausage-shaped fruit.
I planted this in early March - these are the female flowers but I haven't found any male ones yet
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wow how unusual
28 Apr, 2009
I like this. Very pretty.
1 May, 2009
This is not very hardy - typically it will only take about -5C. But I bought it from Crug Farm who have hopes for it as the seed was collected at altitude. I have just ordered more fleece so it can be parcelled up come autumn
1 May, 2009
Oh dear - another one for TLC.
1 May, 2009
Very nice Andrew, i am sure there will be a few Boy flowers lurking soon lol - they are proberly still thinking about it lol
6 May, 2009
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~this is lovely Andrew!
28 Apr, 2009