Sunday, 23 June 2013

Tower's Flowers.




Planting against the 'tower's' walls only began two-ish years ago, and already they are doing what has been asked of them.


I chose two good 'doer' Clematis for the least sunny walls, an evergreen climbing Hydrangea for the most shady, and a bog-standard Wisteria for the sunniest.


All are doing well.


And this is how the 'tower' looks today with all it's greenery in situ. I'm very happy with the result so far.


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14 comments:

elaine said...

Good choices - the tower is blending in beautifully.

Susan Heather said...

It is looking great.

Craig said...

Super choices - it looks brilliant. I love the climbing hydrangea - I've put three into our garden too.

Elaine said...

It looks superb. Bog standard, or not, I love Wisteria.

Judith said...

It looks gorgeous, Cro. Love that clematis!

Razmataz said...

I love that little tower. Made even better with the climbers.

Cro Magnon said...

So do I. Not many flowers this year, but I have great hopes for next!

Anonymous said...

Right out of a fairy tale.

Helsie said...

Lovely choices though I've never heard of a climbing hydrangea. Wisteria is a special favourite of mine.

Molly said...

the blue wisteria is gorgeous.

rusty duck said...

Wisteria can take a while to flower, yours must be happy!

megan blogs said...

Looks so happy!

Doc said...

Looks great, so lush and green.

Knatolee said...

Gorgeous! I wish I could grow wisteria here.

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