Matt cut back the Jasmine on the back stairs and loaded into bags ready for us to drop to the tip on the way to coffee.
I don't know how this Jasmine suvives as it is planted in a tiny hole surrounded by concrete and doesn't get that much water, similarly my clematis is the same, they must be very hardy.
sorry about the quality of the picture, that's my camera skills coming out, lol
So much to get rid of but a good job done.
Today is a staying in day, I'll probably do a little crochet and read.
Briony
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It's much colder out today, the wind is bitter, so you are wise to stay inside.
ReplyDeleteYes, Jasmine will take over. We have some in the garden and it's quite an enthusiastic grower!
ReplyDeleteI wish we had some Jasmine, it smells so good. We have never had any luck growing Clematis.
ReplyDeleteI bet that jasmine smells amazing. It is fascinating how things can survive in conditions like that.
ReplyDeleteWe have the same trouble with some plants. The ones you want to take off more never do, whilst the ones you would prefer to remain compact take over!
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