Fragrant, white-flowered Clematis armandii is one plant I am really missing from my garden this spring. Not because it’s died, but because it’s decided our neighbour’s garden is much more fun. A vigorous evergreen climber, Clematis armandii likes to wander. It’s already made it to London from China; who knows where it might go next? Pictured here at Saltwood Castle, Kent.
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Making a garden in south-west France ... and much more ...
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