Clematis ‘Snow Queen’

This cultivar is a beautiful, subtle cultivar that works well in borders or containers. Clematis ‘Snow Queen’ is a lovely clematis that produces huge white flowers with meandering edges. It thrives openly, with a soft mauve hue that gradually fades

Clematis ‘Broughton Star’

From spring to early summer, this early-flowering Clematis generates lovely semi-double pink blooms with a light fragrance. Young foliage appears bronze in the spring, complementing the profusion of flowers before maturing to dark green. It is an excellent choice for

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 ‘Kardynal Wyszynski’

Clematis ‘Kardynal Wyszynski’ blooms continuously from early summer to autumn as it matures. When grown on a large obelisk in cottage garden borders or patio containers, this well-known variety has a notably elegant form and produces a wonderful billowy effect.

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

Clematis montana ‘Mayleen’

Due to such rapid growth, it could be known as the mile-a-minute clematis! It is the best fragrant Clematis Montana, Produces a mass of lovely satin-pink flowers and sparkling bronze foliage . If you want a vigorous climber, this is

Clematis ‘Guernsey Cream’

Large, cream flowers, up to 12cm across that appear from mid May to July, and again at the end of August. The cream flowers, with yellow stamens and a green bar at the centre, can fade easily in full sun

Clematis ‘Girenas’

The pale pink blooms of Clematis ‘Girenas’ have beautifully crimped edges and a core bar of deep pink running through each sepal. It is indeed a lovely, large-flowered variety and is ideal for perking up a lightly shaded wall, where

Clematis ‘General Sikorski’

Clematis ‘General Sikorski’ boasts large blooms with wide mauve petals that create an eye-catching display. From June to September, this well known, large flowered Clematis has a particularly free flowering habit making it ideal for adding colour to walls and

Clematis florida ‘Sieboldii’

Clematis Florida ?Sieboldiana? – Clematis Clematis Florida is all about it?s showy blooms. Pure white petals surround a fluffy layered centre of rich purple stamens, which create a fascinating display ideal for cottage gardens or patio?s. Clematis Florida ?Sieboldiana? grows

Clematis ‘Dr Ruppel’

Clematis ?Dr Ruppel? – Clematis plant This Old man?s beard creates stunning magenta pink flowers, they are produced in abundance from early Summer through to Autumn. Clematis love to climb, it?s glossy green foliage looks excellent up posts, walls, fences,

Clematis ‘Daniel Deronda’

Clematis ‘Daniel Deronda’ is a hardy variety that has earned an RHS AGM for its outstanding garden behaviour. It is indeed a beautiful option for a sunny wall or trellis. It is a large-flowered variety with splendid semi-double violet flowers

Clematis cirrhosa var. purpurascens ‘Freckles’

Clematis ?Cirrhosa Freckles? – Clematis ?Freckles? is one of the most stunning varieties of Clematis there is. It?s four violet paint-splatted petals are indescribable and are what makes this Clematis plant a must have in anyones garden. It grows to

Clematis ‘Comtesse de Bouchaud’

This late summer flowering clematis produces masses of large, mauve-pink flowers with contrasting yellow centres from July to September. A favourite of gardeners since the beginning of the twentieth century, it is easy-to-grow and less prone to clematis-wilt than other

Clematis ‘Hagley Hybrid’

From July to September, large pink-mauve flowers with red-purple anthers are abundant. This adaptable, late-flowering clematis can tolerate almost any location, from shady, north-facing walls to bright, sunny spots?though full sun may cause the flowers to fade to a softer

Erysimum ‘Colour Vibe Collection’

With its large, vivid flowers and non-stop blooming from spring to summer, this perennial wallflower is a true flowering powerhouse. Developed by the famous Hillier Nurseries, Erysimum ‘Colour Vibe Collection’ raises the bar amongst existing selections, delivering intense colours on compact,

Erysimum ‘Colour Vibe Red’

?Colour Vibe Red? is a striking perennial, that flowers from March until July. It generates a profusion of deep red blooms, that smother a compact growing habit of eye-catching silver-green foliage. Popular for its upright growing form and fabulous size

Clematis ‘Carnaby’

Clematis ‘Carnaby’ is a compact variety boasting a profusion of two-tone purple and pink flowers in May and June, and occasionally provides a second flush in late summer. Ideal for growing against fences and pergolas, over trellis or an obelisk,

Clematis ‘Alionushka’

Clematis ?Alionushka – Clematis integrifolia Clematis ?Alionushka? spread loosely to around 1m and develop in height to 2m. This hardy perennial bears an abundance of bright pink hat-like petals from early Summer through to September. Clematis like to develop around

Clematis ‘Blekitny Aniol’

Clematis ‘Blekitny Aniol’ is a spectacular variety that stands out for its distinct flower colour and shape. The pastel blue blooms with crinkled sepals and pale yellow anthers change colour in different light conditions, making it endlessly fascinating. This vigorous

Primrose ‘Obsidian Mixed’

This stunning mixture of Primrose offers a superb selection of vibrancy, texture and form. Ranging from shades of lilac to custard, its contrasting deep green foliage below makes the perfect statement. Ideal for growing in patio containers, borders and cottage

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