This makes a good ground cover plant and is pruning group 9 so needs little care once established in the ground. I think its over crowded? you could try repotting but wait till next spring.

Thanks Drc. I'll repot it in Springtime into that large pot next to it, when I find a home for the Clematis that's already in there.
I would love to have it in the ground but as I said above my garden is too moist for it!
Thanks again :)

If the plant is potbound you will have a struggle getting it out of that shape of pot without having to break it,
I think the manufacturers make them that shape on purpose to make people buy more when they have to break them, I don,t like pots that are wider in the middle than at the top for this reason, although they do look very nice lol, Derek.

Thanks for your input Derek - I had thought that I will need to loose the pot. On the plus side...it wasn't an expensive one. You are right - they do look nice and a manufacturers ploy :))