If you class Lincolnshire as the North of England (?) , then one of our customers definitely has Jasminum beesianum as an evergreen .
In my opinion probably one of the most unwieldy and ungainly plants ; it has gone through our clients brick walls and through their paths , rooting as does J.nudiflorum .
Probably one of the most useful tools for dealing with this pest???......a good strong mattock !
If you class Lincolnshire as the North of England (?) , then one of our customers definitely has Jasminum beesianum as an evergreen .
In my opinion probably one of the most unwieldy and ungainly plants ; it has gone through our clients brick walls and through their paths , rooting as does J.nudiflorum .
Probably one of the most useful tools for dealing with this pest???......a good strong mattock !
I just happen to have one of those and did wonder if I could use it to rip out the invasive root system.
If you class Lincolnshire as the North of England (?) , then one of our customers definitely has Jasminum beesianum as an evergreen .
I'm just annoyed at buying plants labelled "vigorous" or "invasive" and finding that they are nothing of the sort in my garden. There needs to be a disclaimer that it will take 3 or more years for the plant to become vigorous.
I bought a 60-90cm lonicera halliana and expected it to scale 7ft during one season. Not the case, it's still barely 2-3ft tall. Maybe this summer it will scale the 7ft I need it to, but probably not.
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.