Ive a hardy kiwi vine and a hops and a old mans beard clematis wich of them would your think grows quickest and dose best i shade since im thinking about the placement since i got a small forest behind my house its shady wince its a forest and a fench next to my and my neighbours house up aginst our wall i what would you recommend of those i know i have 3 plants a 2 places but il find a place for all of them but wich would you recommend?. Realy gratefull for your clematis update i asked for. grate video👍👍👍
Thanks for checking out the video. The hardy kiwi vine, hops, and old man's beard clematis all bring something unique to the table! Hardy Kiwi Vine is a fast grower and can provide excellent coverage. It's also known for producing tasty kiwi fruits. If you're into quick results and fresh fruits, this might be your pick. They normally take over three years to fruit and the hardy one 'issai' does not need a male and female plant Hops are not only fast climbers but are also famous for their use in brewing. If you're a fan of ornamental plants with the bonus of potential homebrewing ingredients, hops could be the way to go although if left to climb into the trees then harvesting might be a problem! Old Man's Beard Clematis has a more moderate growth rate and charming flowers, the clematis is a great choice as it likes climbing through trees and hedges and is great for pollinators Considering your partial shade conditions and the forest backdrop, all three could work. Just think about what appeals to you most - rapid coverage, potential fruits, or beautiful blooms.
@@uktropicals Thx for the answer i will help alot lucky i still have alot of time to plan and il update you since i live in norway its quite cold il probably have to way until may for it soo il see how my plants are doing and update you.
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Ive a hardy kiwi vine and a hops and a old mans beard clematis wich of them would your think grows quickest and dose best i shade since im thinking about the placement since i got a small forest behind my house its shady wince its a forest and a fench next to my and my neighbours house up aginst our wall i what would you recommend of those i know i have 3 plants a 2 places but il find a place for all of them but wich would you recommend?. Realy gratefull for your clematis update i asked for. grate video👍👍👍
Thanks for checking out the video. The hardy kiwi vine, hops, and old man's beard clematis all bring something unique to the table!
Hardy Kiwi Vine is a fast grower and can provide excellent coverage. It's also known for producing tasty kiwi fruits. If you're into quick results and fresh fruits, this might be your pick. They normally take over three years to fruit and the hardy one 'issai' does not need a male and female plant
Hops are not only fast climbers but are also famous for their use in brewing. If you're a fan of ornamental plants with the bonus of potential homebrewing ingredients, hops could be the way to go although if left to climb into the trees then harvesting might be a problem!
Old Man's Beard Clematis has a more moderate growth rate and charming flowers, the clematis is a great choice as it likes climbing through trees and hedges and is great for pollinators
Considering your partial shade conditions and the forest backdrop, all three could work. Just think about what appeals to you most - rapid coverage, potential fruits, or beautiful blooms.
@@uktropicals Thx for the answer i will help alot lucky i still have alot of time to plan and il update you since i live in norway its quite cold il probably have to way until may for it soo il see how my plants are doing and update you.