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Another way to try and grow climbers...

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Another way to try and grow climbers... Empty Another way to try and grow climbers...

Post by Admin 31st August 2011, 21:17

This tip was passed onto me by a good friend... plant three or four of them together, 3-4ft apart, so they can grow into each other and provide support for each other. This way they will grow like a large shrub. I'm doing this with New Dawn Smile

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