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Carnaby

19 years ago

Last year I planted Carnaby in the front of my house to grow up the front post on my front porch. At that time, we had a tree in the front yard that shaded my whole house. The tree was hit by lightening and had to be taken down last year. So, now I am afraid there is too much light there on the front porch for poor Carnaby - it is a South Western exposure and I will be moving her. I think she will do well on the fence to my arbor in the back yard - there is some shade back there for her.

What would do best in a Southwestern exposure? I do have a rhody and some azaleas growning down the side of my front porch, with the rhody in the front. I plan on putting a Durandii on the rhody, and this porch post is next to the rhody - there is a space of about a square foot there, so I think there is plenty of room. I'd like a color to compliment Durandii.

Any thoughts?

Thank you,

Carolyn

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