Category Archives: Climbing Plants
Clematis ‘Rüütel’
Clematis ‘Rüütel’ is a free-flowering variety that produces masses of large flowers from July to September. This lovely Clematis blooms profusely with large, single, deep red flowers up to 20cm (8) across. This dazzling cultivar has a vigorous yet compact
Clematis montana ‘Wilsonii’
As with other montana varieties, this vigorous climber will swiftly smother a large wall or fence and even scramble up trees in a sunny or shady spot. Clematis montana ?Wilsonii? creates a spectacular cascade of sweetly-scented, star-like, small white blooms
Clematis macropetala
Nodding semi-double, mauve flowers appear in late spring against a backdrop of mid green foliage. The delicate blooms are followed by silver, fluffy seed heads that shimmer beautifully. This delightful clematis makes a lovely specimen that copes well with a
Clematis montana ‘Pink Perfection’
A vigorous, early-flowering climber that will swiftly smother a large wall or fence and even scramble up trees in a sunny or shady spot. Clematis montana ?Pink Perfection? creates a spectacular cascade of sweetly-scented, pink blooms from May to June
Cordyline ‘Festival Burgundy’
This hybrid variety has a unique cascading habit that differs from other Cabbage Palms. Cordyline ?Festival Burgundy? produces short, deep purple, grassy leaves that create an eyecatching, cascading display. The evergreen foliage is excellent for adding year-round colour and texture.
Cortaderia selloana ‘Golden Fantasy’
Cortaderia selloana ‘Golden Fantasy’ forms a robust clump of gold-striped, evergreen foliage that glistens in the afternoon sun. Tall, upright, white plumes will rise from the plant from August to November. This golden Pampas Grass requires little maintenance and makes
Celastrus orbiculatus
Celastrus orbiculatus is a vigorous deciduous climbing vine that is favoured for its magnificent autumn foliage and shiny fruits. The twining vines bear large, vivid green leaves which are joined by discreet green flowers in summer. The real show stopping
Campsis radicans
Campsis radicans is a tropical climber, boasting vibrant, red-orange trumpet-like blooms and attractive pinnate leaves. The large flowers, measuring roughly 8cm in length, appear in clusters from the end of its branches and are impressively hardy considering its exotic appearance.
Aristolochia macrophylla
Aristolochia macrophylla is a vigorous, deciduous vine native to Canada and Eastern U.S.A, favoured for its eye-catching foliage which often cloaks the flowers. Massive, heart-like leaves, measuring up to a foot in length, create a vibrant foil of foliage where
Heucherella ‘Trailing Yellowstone Falls’
This evergreen perennial forms a tidy mound of lime green foliage speckled with deep red markings which darken in colour throughout winter. Heucherella ‘Trailing Yellowstone Falls’ is a hybrid between Heuchera and Tiarella, producing vertical sprays of small, bell-like white
Viburnum plicatum ‘Shirogami’
?Shirogami? is a gorgeous Viburnum, that flowers from April until August. It produces masses of flat formed blooms, that are pure white in colour and contrasting against its emerald green foliage. Low maintenance and attractive all year round, be sure
Vitex agnus-castus ‘Galactic Pink’
?Galactic Pink? is a unique Vitex, that flowers from August to November. It generates masses of large panicles, that are smothered in small, baby pink blooms, a magnet for pollinating insects and contrasting against its large growing habit of fresh
Weigela ‘Bristol Snowflake’
?Bristol Snowflake? is an exceptional Weigela variety, that blooms from April until July. It generates masses of pure white, silky flowers, that smother its bushy growing habit of fresh green foliage. Perfect for planting in a contemporary container, border or
Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Waterwheel’
?Waterwheel? is a stunning Star Jasmine, that blooms from June until September. It generates an abundance of cream coloured, fragrant flowers, that smother its vigorous climbing habit of blue-green leaflets. Stunning when twirling along a wall or obelisk, be sure
Philadelphus ‘Minnesota Snowflake’
Philadelphus ‘Minnesota Snowflake’ is a stunning variety of the much-loved Mock Orange. From May to July, the cascading branches are smothered in racemes of fully double, dazzling white blooms with pointed petals that are visible against the deep green leaves.
Wisteria floribunda ‘Burford’
Wisteria floribunda ‘Burford’ is an extremely floriferous variety, boasting masses of cascading pendants of pastel violet flowers in late spring and early summer, that measure up to 40cm (16) in length. leaves emerge bronze in spring and quickly change to
Passiflora ‘Violacea Victoria’
Passiflora violacea ‘Victoria’ is a vigourous evergreen climber with stunning violet flowers that are larger than most other Passion Flowers. The beautiful blooms are followed by orange passion fruits that make a spectacular feature in late summer. Vigorous and easy
Weigela ‘Princess Ayla’
Weigela ‘Princess Ayla’ boasts an abundance of deep pink, trumpet-like flowers in May and June, that smother its branches and attract plenty of pollinating insects. Once the flowers have faded, the vibrant, lime-green leaves will continue its eye-catching display. This
Wisteria Trio
This beautiful trio of deciduous, twining climbers produces graceful tumbling racemes of lightly fragranced, pea-like blooms that hang from bare stems in May and June, just as the leaves begin to appear. Our Wisteria Trio will create a magnificent summer
Lonicera japonica ‘Red World’
The incredible perfume of Lonicera japonica ‘Red World’ will be sure to capture your attention! This hardy shrub will make a great addition to fences and walls or trained onto pergolas close to a seating area where you can fully
Hedera helix ‘Woerner’
A vigorous and reliable evergreen climber that will happily grow anywhere, creating a green screen that provides several seasons of interest and is adored by wildlife. Hedera helix ‘Woerner’ boasts attractive, deep green leaves with striking, lightning-yellow veins which is
Clematis Vitalba
Better known as Traveller?s Joy and Old Man?s Beard, Clematis vitalba is a wild clematis native to the UK and is commonly seen scrambling through trees and hedges. From midsummer to September it bears an abundance of small, starry green-white