Forsythia and Clematis Inspire Early Spring Landscaping
The article highlights Forsythia blooming along a neighbor’s fence with a long flowering window and tips from Clemson Extension Service on proper placement pruning and soil. It also extols evergreen Clematis armandii on the Brodies’ fence noting its fragrant blooms and year round foliage plus guidance on indoor forcing and growth habit.
Paper bush and clematis armandii make vibrant garden picks
The guide describes clematis armandii thriving in sun or shade with steady water and pruning after flowering. It extols Edgeworthia chrysantha, aka paper bush, as a scented, suckering shrub kept tidy by pruning. Both plants prefer rich humus soil and partial shade, with paper bush reaching about five feet. The article notes local showings and a garden tour in St Thaddeus, plus a link to a local blog by Susan Elder.
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Woodlanders
Asia
Japan
St. Thaddeus
Pendleton St. S.W
Aikengardens
Susan Elder
Aiken
Aiken Gardens
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