Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Growing => General Gardening => Topic started by: cressrt on August 11, 2020, 16:45
-
We have this in our garden, it is very prolific and we are unsure if it is a clematis or something else. It does try to take over so are thinking it is not and maybe more a "weed" or an undesirable.
Any ideas?
-
Looks like a Clematis to me, narrowing it down is more difficult as there are quite a few with white four petaled flowers with 'fluffy' centres (technical term :D)
Is it scented, and is it flowering now? More info might narrow the list down ;)
-
Isn't it the same as the 'photos I posted ? and the answer was Myrtle. Mrs Bouquet
-
The photos were taken today, no smell though.
-
Isn't it the same as the 'photos I posted ? and the answer was Myrtle. Mrs Bouquet
Myrtle has 5 petals, cressrt's plant has only 4 ;)
-
I think it is Old man's beard aka (Clematis vitalba) a 'wild growing type that has hundreds of small star shaped blooms from July to September, seen generally in hedgerows and trees along the roadside.' https://www.taylorsclematis.co.uk/clematis-vitalba-oldmans-beard.html
-
Yes that certainly looks like it, and it is prolific.
Thanks
-
Isn't it the same as the 'photos I posted ? and the answer was Myrtle. Mrs Bouquet
Myrtle has 5 petals, cressrt's plant has only 4 ;)
Slap wrists Mrs B. Look carefully in future. :lol: Whatever it is, it's very pretty. Mrs Bouquet