MTL asked #2 son to trim my vanilla scented clematis - uinknown to me.
Fortunately for his health and safety there are a few green shoots.
It had wandered along the telephone line and I wouldn't want it to interfere with my computer would I?????
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You wouldn't have harmed him, though you might have been a bit stern for a couple of days.
Scarlet: interference sounds a bit ominous. I never was successful with wistaria. I hope yours survived.
Parsnip: what you see is just above the ground.
Ponita: its going to need to be hardy to survive that lot.
Naomi: as we are having a bit of a drought I must keep it well watered aaand fingers crossed. He did the same to a jasmine plant which started out as a pot plant and then grew up and over the balconies - he thought it was a danger to the house but it is sprouting up again. Hooray!
I would not have even known I had that plant. I only recognize grass and trees:) Oh wait, we do have blackberry bushes in abundance and I do recognize those.
Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left.
In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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You wouldn't have harmed him, though you might have been a bit stern for a couple of days.
Cheers.
I sobbed and sulked when my wisterier was cut back due to interference.
Sx
ack.... how much is left ? did he hack it down the the very ground ?
cheers, parsnip
Oh my. I thought that first photo was some sort of organic sculpture. I sure hope it flourishes again!!! They are hardy, aren't they?
No indeed, you wouild not....LOL! That was quite a good "haircut"..and such lovely Green Shoots.....!
I thought the same as Ponita when the first photo came into view!
That's not a trim it's a full #1 shave
Randall: well fairly stern:)
Scarlet: interference sounds a bit ominous. I never was successful with wistaria. I hope yours survived.
Parsnip: what you see is just above the ground.
Ponita: its going to need to be hardy to survive that lot.
Naomi: as we are having a bit of a drought I must keep it well watered aaand fingers crossed. He did the same to a jasmine plant which started out as a pot plant and then grew up and over the balconies - he thought it was a danger to the house but it is sprouting up again. Hooray!
Macy: you can say that again:)
I would not have even known I had that plant. I only recognize grass and trees:) Oh wait, we do have blackberry bushes in abundance and I do recognize those.
They can be invasive!
Granny Annie: i'm sure you are more of a country girl thanI am:)
John: that's no excuse.
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