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Pileostegia viburnoides - 2014
By Andrewr
29 Aug, 2014
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Evergreen climber, related to hydrangeas, for moist soil in sun or shade, reaching twenty feet (although easily controlled - this is cut back to six feet every year). It is self-clinging if well fed, so this one gets a hefty dollop of concentrated chicken manure and a couple of spadefuls of garden compost every spring.
For some reason, it is covered in flies this year.
Comments on this photo
It's been there for ten years, so settled in now.
30 Aug, 2014
Looks great with the orange berries?
2 Sep, 2014
DD - they are the seeds of arum maculatum 'Pictum'
2 Sep, 2014
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30 Aug, 2014