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Westover Landscape Design, Inc.
“Home Container Plantings - Armonk, NY”
“Container plantings designed and installed by Westover Landscape Design, Inc.
More at www.WestoverLd.com
Photos by Rich Pomerantz”
“Beautiful flower - a clematis "iceberg"”
“roots of clematis with carex ice dance”
“Dune paint and white clematis or passion flower?”
“i like what they advised for putting at the base of clematis to keep roots cool as well as the clematis variety”
“Is this what my clematis will look like?”
“White clematis shows off with style. Give it support and shade its roots with smaller plants around the base of the container, like variegated sedge (Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance') or cool chartreuse coleus.”
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Westover Landscape Design, Inc.
“Home Container Plantings - Armonk, NY”
“Container plantings designed and installed by Westover Landscape Design, Inc.
More at www.WestoverLd.com
Photos by Rich Pomerantz”
“type of clematis is that? Love love love the big white blooms!!”
“at is clematis 'Arctic Queen' A great performer in a container or in the garden.
More at www.WestoverLD.com”
“white clematis and orange million bells”
“Love the trellis combined with container garden”
“Just love these clematis in containers at front entry.”
“That is clematis 'Arctic Queen' A great performer in a container or in the garden.”
“clematis 'Arctic Queen' and orange million bells”
“I dream of these in my garden...have planted three ie. one white flowers”
Aiken House & Gardens
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Last comment "A whimsical design with a touch of elegance. Lots of visual appeal for the cost."
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Last comment "A whimsical design with a touch of elegance. Lots of visual appeal for the cost."
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“Clematis like to keep their roots cool cover them with a slate then the rest of the plant grows really fast. Some clematis are evergreen.”
“A GARDEN PARTY FOR ME AND BRANDY”
“draped in clematis (or any vine for that matter) turns a piece of yard into an outdoor room where guests can linger over lunch without getting a sunburn.”
“Choose flowering clematis vines at the nursery. Clematis vines have some of the biggest, most dramatic blooms of any plant in the Northwest, and now”
“include Clematis "Niobe" with deep red blooms, and Clematis "Jackmanii" for a rich purple.”
“Purple makes a romantic gesture in this lovely dining spot, where clematis climbs the trellis to create a privacy screen.”
Loudoun County Kitchen & Bath Designer
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Deborah Cerbone Associates, Inc.
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Last comment "Weatherboard facade contrasts beautifully with the formal box hedging....divine. Love the terraced r"
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Last comment "Weatherboard facade contrasts beautifully with the formal box hedging....divine. Love the terraced r"
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“Is it Clematis or climbing hydrangea?”
“autumn clematis planted in pots? I have planted in ground but wasn't sure how well it would do (or how long it could withstand) in a planter vs ground?”
“My guess is sweet autumn clematis? Or maybe Jasmine?”
“type of clematis? I love this garden. You did a fantastic job!”
“Autumn Clematis, Clematis paniculata. They are planted behind the boxwood hedge because they like shaded roots and trained up the fence with string. Once they reach the top they take off, intermingle and cascade. They bloom late in the season with these tiny white flowers. One of my favorites!”
“Autumn Clematis, Clematis paniculata (white flowers hanging off fence)”
“monochromatic garden. Fences are festooned with white sweet autumn clematis (Clematis terniflora, zones 4 to 10), while clipped boxwood hedges corral billowing mounds of white roses and hydrangeas. Elegant, sophisticated and formal, this is truly a classic look that will never go out of fashion. The design is”
Banyon Tree Design Studio
“that my 2 containers, which are made from fiberglass and cast stone could possibly be blown over. I used two round containers, approximately 14/16 inches diameter, made my flower arrangement and inserted one in each pot. With the lava rock on the bottom and the plants on the top I feel confident now that”
“This container is only about 30" tall and about 18" opening at the top.”
“courtyard garden is indicated with urn, but indirect. Nice.”
“vines like clematis at the base and watch them climb.”
“entry garden, vertical lattice paneling is aligned on center with the axis of the pathway and frames a tall, elegant, planted urn. Together, the screening and the container help protect the interior seating area from view, although you can catch just enough of a hint of what's inside to explore further”
Ryan Nelson Photography
“Carol's garden — a sanctuary secluded in plain sight. Carol maintains an edible garden with a wide variety, including beans, lettuce, raspberries, cucumber, squash, swiss chard, kale, chives and leeks. The couple is responsible for all the landscape design, plantings and built structures. Many of the plantings”
Aloe Designs
“1. Container gardening. Whether they're pots of herbs or troughs full of greens and root crops, containers work well to maximize small spaces. Prefab containers come in numerous”
“1. Container gardening. Whether they're pots of herbs or troughs full of greens and root crops, containers work well to maximize small spaces. Prefab containers come in numerous shapes, sizes and materials. It’s worth noting that not all containers are created equal. If you live in an area that has cold”
“select containers that can deal with fluctuations in temperature. Steer clear of terra-cotta, as it can crack and dry out roots; look for the many emerging polycarbonate and fiberglass options instead. They will cost you more initially, but they are built to last, and you won’t have any nasty surprises”
Garden Architecture
“pergolaClematis - perrenialRed trumpet vine - perrenialmorning glory - annualSweet pea - annual
Black eyed Susan vine
Crossvine
Autumn clematis (container plant)
Arctic queen clematis (container plant)
Sweet potato vine (not flowering)”
“Garden Architecture/Robert Trachtenberg”
“Garden patio...garden furniture...Garden Architecture”
