I don't think they have glorious autumn colour or anything either - butit may depend on the variety you have. It's a long time since I've had one, but thye're fairly straightforward for care and pruning etc as far as I can recall. I didn't grow them in pots though, so that will make a bit of a difference in terms of care.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
not really. I bought it cheap and small last year. It'll go another couple of years in the largeish pot. It's nice enough for a couple of weeks. Now it looks pretty boring.
I could put the pot near a clematis though. It's lurking behind the hostas at the moment.
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Just forms a foil for other planting B3 - as far as I can remember. I never bothered removing the spent flowers - the wind usually did it for me!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Hmm. I'll leave it in the pot then so I can put it out of the way when it's not doing its thing .
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I don't think they have glorious autumn colour or anything either - butit may depend on the variety you have. It's a long time since I've had one, but thye're fairly straightforward for care and pruning etc as far as I can recall. I didn't grow them in pots though, so that will make a bit of a difference in terms of care.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
B3, is the pot big enough to accommodate a small clematis which could grow through the Deutzia?
not really. I bought it cheap and small last year. It'll go another couple of years in the largeish pot. It's nice enough for a couple of weeks. Now it looks pretty boring.
I could put the pot near a clematis though. It's lurking behind the hostas at the moment.
I angle clematis so that some of it grows through a large pot with a four foot high dwarf lilac.