"Grant, I love your arbor! Two different vines can make it interesting! I did this too, because my MG's weren't taking off as I would have liked them too, so I added a Mandevilla & a Black-Eyed Susan Vine. I say the…"
Arbor with clamatis in full bloom
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Comment by Rene Brown on January 8, 2010 at 7:33pm -
That is a beautiful Clematis, I have one in a similar color and mine really took off the 2nd year I planted it. It's gorgeous!
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Comment by wilfredo "fred" Ayes on November 25, 2009 at 12:27pm -
I like it....
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Comment by Nilah Fowler on September 11, 2009 at 10:33pm -
This is one plant. It is in its second year of growth in the picture. I don't do anything to it other than enjoy it. I do make sure that there are other plants at its base because I heard that they like their roots in the shade and their tops in the sun. The first year I had mine it was spindly too. Its planted next to a rose and uses the rose canes to climb on. It can't grab on to the arbor alone. I'm in zone 5 Wisconsin and don't protect it over the winter.
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Comment by Monika Jayne on September 11, 2009 at 4:12pm -
Wow! Is that all one plant or many? I planted a single Henry II this spring in zone 5 Kansas. It's just a couple of vines with a few blooms on it in August. How often do you feed your plant? Do you have to protect it over the winter?
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