gothwalk: (gardening)
([personal profile] gothwalk Apr. 30th, 2005 01:10 pm)
Right. The wisteria in the back yard has had it; it's just not leafing. At this stage, there are leaves a-plenty on the front door one, and by the middle of summer, it will again be the coming-in-the-window, needs-trimming-every-month monster of last year. The backyard one hasn't even got buds yet. So, I need a creeper to replace it. I'm leaning toward virginia creeper myself, but I think that might be more of a wall than a pergola thing. Vines in the grape sense would be fantastic, but they haven't a hope of growing well outside a greenhouse. Any other recommendations?

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Oh, also...if you haven't tried rescue efforts and would like to, you may want to try "root pruning" it: go about 35-50 cm out from the trunk of the plant in early spring and, with a shovel, cut down into the ground and slice through the roots all the way around the plant as deeply as you can manage.
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