By Roxymidwife
Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
Does a trachelospermum need a trellis on the wall or is it self clinging?!
- 9 Mar, 2010
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One of my favourite climbers :o)
9 Mar, 2010
..preferably thinnish supports. Mmmm lovely smell.
9 Mar, 2010
Ooo! thanks peoples! Did not expect an answer that quickly this forum is fab! So does this climber grow alot per year then? Was after a climber for fairly quick cover.
10 Mar, 2010
It grows quite quickly once it gets established.
Take a look at one of my recent photos of Trachelospermum jasminoides ... leaves glowing under the snow....( 26 Dec. 09 )
You can see how nice it looks in winter, provided it is planted in a reasonably sheltered area.. :o) I hope this helps.
10 Mar, 2010
Thanks! will be going to buy one from garden centre today if they stock them!
10 Mar, 2010
Good luck.. :o)
10 Mar, 2010
Can be a bit slow to start with - I wouldn't say its fast, more medium grower really. And Roxy, if you find one, take note of where it is in the garden centre - if its under shelter, then you need to keep it sheltered a bit for a week or so. If its out in the open, then it's fine and you can plant it now.
10 Mar, 2010
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Not self clinging, it's a twiner, so needs a support to twine around.
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