#1: North facing garden

Posted on 2006-06-27 16:47:56 by wme69

I live in the South East of England, and my front garden, is north
facing and mostly in shade - thanks to the house!
I want to plant a smallish tree in it, say about 6 - 7 ft from the
house, preferably one with attaractive flowering, such as a clematis.
What would be the best one to go for?


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#2: Re: North facing garden

Posted on 2006-06-27 22:31:11 by William Wagner

In article <wme69.2a2u7z@gardenbanter.co.uk>,
wme69 <wme69.2a2u7z@gardenbanter.co.uk> wrote:

> I live in the South East of England, and my front garden, is north
> facing and mostly in shade - thanks to the house!
> I want to plant a smallish tree in it, say about 6 - 7 ft from the
> house, preferably one with attaractive flowering, such as a clematis.
> What would be the best one to go for?

I'd look at Stewardia.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell& ;resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&
q=stewartia&spell=1

Have fun!

Bill

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#3: Re: North facing garden

Posted on 2006-06-28 04:33:51 by Mindful

"wme69" <wme69.2a2u7z@gardenbanter.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I live in the South East of England, and my front garden, is north
> facing and mostly in shade - thanks to the house!
> I want to plant a smallish tree in it, say about 6 - 7 ft from the
> house, preferably one with attaractive flowering, such as a clematis.
> What would be the best one to go for?
>
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> wme69

Clematis is a vine, not a tree. It needs sun to grow and bloom.

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