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Can you please identify this climber. It flowers all year round. Hope you can help. Lesley
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- 16 Aug, 2014
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Bamboo - when we had mild winters (about ten years ago), mine flowered non stop for three years.
16 Aug, 2014
Yes, but because of the way you've planted your garden, Andrew, you know as well as I do you've done a good job in creating micro climates. That said, there's one up in Ealing in a sheltered spot that always seems to be flowering too.
17 Aug, 2014
Thank you. It is actually a someone in the art class. She tells me it flowers continuously and I wanted to know what it is. It is growing in a very sheltered position. How can I take cuttings?
17 Aug, 2014
Semi ripe cuttings around now.
17 Aug, 2014
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It's Abutilon megapotamicum. You must live somewhere warmer for it to flower year round, or you have it in a very sheltered, sunny spot because it usually stops in the winter.
16 Aug, 2014