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Clerodendrum trichotomum 'Carnival' - 2016

By Andrewr

Clerodendrum trichotomum 'Carnival' - 2016 (Clerodendrum trichotomum)

24 Aug, 2016
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Shrub for good soil n a sunny position. The type grows up to 20 feet tall and is inclined to sucker; this variegated version is smaller and better behaved. Wood may be damaged when temperatures drop below -10C.

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Meanie

Is this fragrant?

24 Aug, 2016

Andrewr

Yes it is, especially at night.

24 Aug, 2016

Dottydaisy2

Removed ours (the type) suckers were coming up in the lawn!

24 Aug, 2016

Andrewr

DD - I did a lot of research before planting this one, and was assured that it is fairly well-behaved. No sign of any suckers yet, but it is only three years old. It has put on a lot of growth this year and now looks like a decent shrub.

25 Aug, 2016

Dottydaisy2

It is a very attractive one....

25 Aug, 2016

Simbad

Aaaah yes that's it !, I put a picture of this on for ID earlier today saw it at Wentworth Castle gardens this week , lovely shrub and the scent from the flowers was gorgeous , Shirley said you'd posted a picture :-)

6 Oct, 2016

Andrewr

Yes, my plant is three years old now and has put on lots of growth this year. Interestingly, I saw the plain green version at Tintinhull Garden in Somerset a couple of months ago.

6 Oct, 2016

Simbad

I'd love one for my garden but just been reading about it and says doesn't like a windy situation? so no good for me on the top of a hill, seemed quite an exposed spot at Wentworth though . The berries that follow look lovely too:-)

7 Oct, 2016

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