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Climber Height from Text Border for the 3 height sectors on a house wall or high wall |
Blue = 0-36 inches (0-90 cms) for the Base Plants |
Green=36-120 inches (90-300 cms) |
Red = 120+ inches (300+ cms) for the Higher Reaches Plants |
CLIMBER INDEX - Climbers for House Wall and other supports like garden walls, pergolas, tripods, shrubs, trees:-
Climbers for all support areas except House Walls:-
Further details of each are available in:- |
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Wet Soil |
Moist Soil |
Dry Soil |
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Flowering months range abreviates month to its first 3 letters (Apr-Jun is April, May and June). |
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See in the table in the middle of this page for further details about |
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Actinidia arguta |
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Actinidia deliciosa 'Blake' |
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Actinidia kolomikta |
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Actinidia polygama |
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Akebia trifoliata (Akebia lobata) |
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Aristolochia |
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Berchemia racemosa |
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Berchemia scandens (Berchemia volubilis) |
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Berchemia racemosa 'Variegata' |
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Calystegia hederacea (Calystegia japonica) |
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Celastrus hypoleucus |
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Celastrus orbiculatus (Celastrus articulatus) |
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Celastrus rugosus |
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Celastrus scandens |
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Cionura erecta (Marsdenia erecta) |
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Cocculus carolinus |
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Cocculus orbiculatus |
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Fallopia baldschuanica |
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Holboellia coriacea |
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Holboellia cuneata (Sargentodoxa cuneata) |
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Holboellia latifolia |
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Humulus japonicus |
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Humulus lupulus |
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Kadsura japonica |
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Lapageria rosea |
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Lardizabala biternata |
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Lonicera x americana |
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Lonicera x brownii 'Dropmore Scarlet' |
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Lonicera caprifolium |
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Lonicera caprifolium 'Anna Fletcher' |
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Lonicera etrusca 'Superba' |
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Lonicera x heckrottii 'Gold Flame' |
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Lonicera henryi |
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Lonicera japonica |
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Lonicera japonica 'Aureoreticulata' |
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Belgica' |
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Graham Thomas' |
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' |
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Lonicera sempervirens |
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Lonicera x tellmanniana |
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Lonicera tragophylla |
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Mandevilla laxa |
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Marsdenia erecta |
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Menispermum canadense |
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Muehlenbeckia complexa |
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Oxypetalum caeruleum |
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Periploca graeca |
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Polygonum aubertii |
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Polygonum baldschuanicum (Fallopia baldschuanica) |
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Sargentodoxa cuneata |
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Schisandra chinensis |
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Schisandra henryi |
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Schisandra rubriflora |
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Schisandra sphenanthera |
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Semele androgyna |
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Sinofranchetia chinensis |
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Sollya heterophylla |
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Sollya parviflora |
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Stauntonia hexaphylla |
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Tropaeolum speciosum |
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Tropaeolum tuberosum |
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Tropaeolum tuberosum 'Ken Aslet' |
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Tweedia caerulea (Oxypetalum caeruleum) |
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Wisteria floribunda 'Honbeni' |
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Wisteria floribunda 'Multjuga' |
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Wisteria floribunda 'Royal Purple' |
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Wisteria sinensis 'Prolific' |
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Wisteria x formosa |
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Clematis armandii 'Appleblossom' Group 1 |
White tinted Pink, scented, saucer-shaped flowers with bronzy-green young leaves. |
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March, April, May |
204-276 x 192 |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
Group A. Best of all evergreen clematis, which needs plenty of room to develop. Plants make a heavy tangled mass after a few years unless the shoots are trained carefully each season. Foliage and flowers will be damaged by winter and early spring winds unless plants are given a well sheltered garden wall. Full Sun |
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Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift' Group 1 |
Snowy-white saucer-shaped flowers |
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April, May |
204-276 x 192 |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
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Clematis cirrhosa Group 3 |
Cream often spotted with reddish-purple inside, cup-shaped flowers |
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November, December, January, February, March |
96-120 x 60 |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
Group A. The flowers are succeeded by silky fruit heads and in the autumn takes on bronze or purplish hues which last throughout the winter. Plants do particularly well on a west-facing wall or a sheltered pillar though they are not reliably hardy and may prove shy of flowering, at least when young. Full Sun |
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Clematis cirrhosa var purpurascens 'Freckles' Group 3 |
Creamy-pink heavily speckled red inside cup-shaped |
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October, November, December, January, February |
96-120 x 60 |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
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Clematis cirrhosa 'Wisley Cream' Group 3 |
Cream bell-shaped |
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November, December, January, February, March |
216 x 60 |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
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Clematis Group 1 |
White flowers are borne in large, loose, drooping clusters. Fragrant |
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April, May |
280 x |
Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner Tender Plant |
Group A. Grow in greenhouse or conservatory, since it requires frost-free conditions. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Pale creamy-yellow with contrasting purple stamens in narrow drooping silky bells |
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November, December, January, February, March |
360 x |
Semi-Evergreen Winter-flowering Twiner |
Group C. Needs glass protection in frost-prone areas. Flowers born on the current year's shoots. Grow in cool greenhouse, where its flowers can be appreciated. |
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Clematis montana var 'Grand-iflora' Group 1 |
Large White with later flowers contrasting with its dark green foliage. Fragrant |
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May, June |
360 x 144 |
Deciduous Scrambling Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Particularly good on a North wall or chainlink fence in sun or shade. Group A. |
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Clematis montana var rubens Group 1 |
Large rich Pink, spicily scented flower contrasts with its bronze foliage |
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May, June |
180 x 96 |
Deciduous Scrambling Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. Clematis montana and its varieties are among the hardiest, most floriferous and vigorous groups of clematis,; which is easily grown on most garden soils in almost any aspect including total shade. It is equally at home on a wall, a fence, pergola or sprawled over a tree or tree stump. They are not suitable for drastic 'shaping'. |
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Clematis montana var. rubens Group 1 |
Pink flowers with Cream anthers with purple-flushed, mid-green foliage. Scented |
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May, June |
360 x 144 |
Deciduous Scrambling Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. Clematis montana varieties must be planted to climb a high tree or over a long veranda or a wall. They are not suitable for drastic 'shaping'. |
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Clematis alpina Group 1 |
Blue open bell-shaped flowers |
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April, May |
72-120 x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. First Clematis to appear in spring. Excellent for north-facing walls and scrambling over rocks, tree stumps, etc. Also found in deciduous and coniferous woods in the wild, often preferring calcareous soils. Sun or Shade. |
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Clematis alpina 'Francis Rivis' Group 1 |
Mid-Blue open bell-shaped flowers |
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April, May, June |
72-120 x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. First Clematis to appear in spring. Excellent for north-facing walls and scrambling over rocks, tree stumps, etc. |
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Clematis alpina 'Ruby' Group 1 |
Rosy-Red open bell-shaped flowers |
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April, May |
72-120 x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. First Clematis to appear in spring. Excellent for north-facing walls and scrambling over rocks, tree stumps, etc. |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Very Pale Pink cup-shaped. Young shoots and leaves covered with golden hairy down. |
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May, June Pruning, after its first flush, should create the secondary blossoms after June for it to flower through to September. |
216 x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. This chinese clematis is akin to a montana but more desirable as less rampant. |
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Clematis macropetala Group 1 |
Double Sugar-Pink Bell-shaped flowers followed by silver seed heads |
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April, May |
72-120 x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. An excellent plant for a wall or fence, or for tumbling down a bank or retaining wall. |
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Clematis macropetala Group 1 |
Semi-Double Pure Blue with purple staining on the outside followed by white seed heads |
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April, May |
144x 60 |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. An excellent plant for a wall or fence, or for tumbling down a bank or retaining wall. |
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Group 1 |
Single Rose-Pink cup-shaped flowers with central boss of yellow stamens |
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May, June |
240 x |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. Grow in full sun or Part Shade. |
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Clematis x vedrariensis 'Highdown' Group 1 |
Pale Pink, saucer-shape, flowers with yellow anthers |
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May, June |
240 x |
Deciduous Montana Clematis Group Twiner |
Group A. Bronze downy foliage Grow in full sun |
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Clematis viticella Group 3 |
Purple, open, bell-shaped with pale green anthers |
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July, August, September |
72-144 x 60 |
Semi-woody, Deciduous, |
Group C. Very vigorous, hardy and free-flowering. |
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Clematis viticella 'Mary Rose' Group 3 |
Double form in Mauve-Pink |
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July, August, September |
96-120 x 40 |
Semi-woody, Deciduous, |
Group C. |
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Clematis viticella 'Purp-urea Plena Elegans' Group 3 |
Reddish-Purple double flowers in prof-usion |
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July, August, September |
120 x 40 |
Semi-woody, Deciduous, |
Group C. It makes unusual cut flowers. |
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Clematis texensis Group 3 |
Scarlet, egg- or urn-shaped with cream stamens |
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July, August, September, October |
72 x 20 |
Deciduous |
Group C. American clematis. It needs a warm, sheltered spot by a wall to do well. It is capable of growing in rather drier soils than its relatives. It tends to diie down with the winter, either halfway or, in hard weather, to the ground. It will probably do its best growing through a shrub or with other climbers when the darkest red forms can look really exciting in full sun |
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Clematis texensis 'Duch-ess of Albany' Group 3 |
Deep Pink. Its shape puts one in mind of a miniature, narrow-petaled, lily-flowered tulip with pink anthers |
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July, August, September, October |
96 x 60 |
Deciduous |
Group C. It needs a warm, sheltered spot by a wall to do well. It is capable of growing in rather drier soils than its relatives. It tends to diie down with the winter, either halfway or, in hard weather, to the ground. |
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Clematis texensis 'Gravetye Beauty' Group 3 |
Crimson sepals and red anthers, tulip-shaped |
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July, August, September, October |
96 x 40 |
Deciduous |
Group C. It needs a warm, sheltered spot by a wall to do well. It is capable of growing in rather drier soils than its relatives. It tends to diie down with the winter, either halfway or, in hard weather, to the ground. It will probably do its best growing through a shrub or with other climbers when the darkest red forms can look really exciting. |
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Clematis texensis 'Princess Diana' Group 3 |
Deep Pink, trumpet-shaped |
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July, August, September, October |
72-120 x 20 |
Deciduous |
Group C. It needs a warm, sheltered spot by a wall to do well. It is capable of growing in rather drier soils than its relatives. It tends to diie down with the winter, either halfway or, in hard weather, to the ground. Suitable for pots and attracts butterflies and bees |
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Clematis maxim-owiic-ziana - after the curator of the Leningrad Botanical Institute - Group 3 |
White sepals, cruciform shape, hawthorne scented followed by attractive seed-heads |
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August, September |
360 x 72-120 |
Deciduous Semi-Evergreen in mild winters |
Group C. Hugely vigorous in full sun. It has tripartite or pinnate leaves on dark green. It will cover almost anything in a glorious tangle and at its best, florally, in warmer gardens. |
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Clematis potaninii var. potaninii (Clematis fargesii var. souliei) Group 3 |
Satiny-White tinged with yellow on the outside. Leaves dull green, bipinnate with 5 basic divisions; leaflets coarsely toothed and sometimes three-lobed. |
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July, August, September |
280 x |
Vitalba Clematis Group Twiner |
Group C. Attractive flowers are produced over a long season, though never in great profusion on a vigorous scrambler. |
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Clematis rehderiana Group 3 |
Yellow, tubular, cowslip scented flowers with creamy yellow anthers |
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July, August, September |
240-264 x |
Orientalis Clematis Group Twiner |
Group C. Vigorous but needs full sun. |
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Clematis orientalis Group 3 |
Abundant small open bell-shaped, single yellow flowers with beige anthers; followed by large, fluffy seed heads. |
July, August, September, October |
264 x 72-120 |
Tangutica Clematis Group Twiner |
Group C. Vigorous. All the texensis are outstanding for their showy, intriguing blooms. Full Sun, Part Shade |
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Clematis 'Ramono' Group 2 |
Pale blue with dark red anthers |
June, July, August, September |
120 x 36 |
Early Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group B. Moderately vigorous and prefers full sun but can be Sun or Shade |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Rich purple- blue with a paler bar down each sepal and a silvery reverse. Red anthers |
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June, July, September, October |
96-120 x 40 |
Early Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group B. A fine cultivar which is suitable in a sunny position as the flowers scarcely fade. |
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Clematis 'Proteus' Group 2 |
Double, mauve-pink flowers with cream anthers |
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June, July, August, September |
96-120 x 36 |
Early Doubles |
Group B. Moderately vigorous. |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Deep violet-blue sepals suffused with purple and red; and golden stamens. |
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May, June, September |
72-120 x 36 |
Deciduous |
Group B. The best double clematis - Queen of Clematis. |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Well-formed Mauve-Blue flowers with yellow anthers. |
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Flowers continuously from June to July, August and September |
120 x 36 |
Mid-Season Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group B. Vigorous, large flowered and free-flowering. |
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Clematis 'Henryi' Group 2 |
Creamy-white and brown anthers. |
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June, July, August, September |
120 x 36 |
Mid-Season Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group B. Moderately vigorous and large flowered. |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Pure white sepals and pale yellow anthers |
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June, July, August, September |
120 x 36 |
Mid-Season Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group B. Vigorous and large flowered. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Shell-pink sepals and brown stamens |
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Flowers continuously from July to August and September |
72 x 36 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. Very vigorous and compact. |
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Clematis 'Huldine' Group 3 |
Pearly-white sepals and yellow anthers, cup-shaped, flowers |
Flowers continuously from June, to July, August, September and October |
120-180 x 72 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. This very vigorous, small-flowered, white clematis is very popular for its free-flowering habit. |
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Clematis 'Mme Edouard Andre' Group 3 |
Wine red sepals and cream stamens |
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Flowers continuously from July to August and September |
96 x 36 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. A popular red from France. Moderately vigorous. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Sky-blue sepals with yellow anthers |
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Flowers continuously from June, to July, August, September and October |
120 x 36 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. For its blue colour, continuous blooming and vigour, it topped the Intternational Clematis Society list. RHS AGM. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Ruby-red sepals and brown stamens. |
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July, August, September |
72-120 x 36 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. Not vigorous. Prefers full sun, but will tolerate Part Shade |
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Clematis 'Victoria' Group 3 |
Deep Pink-Mauve sepals and buff stamens |
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Flowers continously from July, August, September |
120 x 36 |
Late Clematis Flowerers and Twiner |
Group C. Very vigorous and popular for free- flowering habit and has a reputation for withstanding cold climates. |
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Senecio scandens |
Bright Yellow daisy-like flowers. If not frost free, grow under glass between 7-10 degrees Centigrade in winter in hanging baskets |
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September, October |
180 x |
Evergreen Rambler Twiner |
Grows in poor, gritty, sharply drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil in full sun outdoors in frost-free area over rocks |
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Tripterygium regelii |
Green-tinted, white, saucer-shaped flowers. In frost prone areas, grow in cool greenhouse |
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June, July, August |
360 x |
Deciduous Rambler and Twiner |
Clothe a wall or a pergola or drape over a tree in full sun or Light Shade in well-drained soil |
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Site design and content copyright ©April 2009. Page structure amended November 2012. Amended Index table on each page by adding thumbnails of flower and foliage November 2015. Added Index Pages October 2019. Chris Garnons-Williams. |
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Ivydene Gardens Climber Plant Gallery: |
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3 Sector Vertical Plant System from Infill3 Gallery Ramblers Scramblers & Twiners by Michael Jefferson-Brown (ISBN 0 - 7153 - 0942 - 0) describes how to choose, plant and nurture over 500 high-performance climbing plants and wall shrubs, so that more can be made of your garden if you think not just laterally on the ground but use the vertical support structures including the house as well. Warning - Just as it is a mistake to try to keep a tiger in a dog's kennel, it can be a disaster to plant a rampant grower in a site that it will very quickly outgrow. Strong climbers, especially self-supporting ones (Ivy, Ampelopsis, Parthenocissus and Vitis), can quickly get to the eaves, where they may sabotage gutters, and if allowed to get onto the roof, distort or even dislodge tiling. Climbing roses must be supported by humans tying them to structures since the roses cannot do it themselves ( keep the top of the structures 3 feet below the eaves so that annual pruning can reduce the risk of the odd stem reaching the guttering!!). There are 3 sectors on a house wall or high wall:-
The climbers in this gallery have been placed into one of these 3 heights with the Text Box Boundary in:-
This Gallery splits the climbers into their following ways of climbing:-
Climber 3 Sector Vertical Plant System Use Pages:-
The Gardener's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Climbers & Wall Shrubs - A guide to more than 2000 varities including Roses, Clematis and Fruit Trees by Brian Davis. Published by Penguin Books Ltd. in 1990. ISBN 0-670-82929-3 is providing more climbers to add to the ones from Ramblers Scramblers & Twiners by Michael Jefferson-Brown (ISBN 0 - 7153 - 0942 - 0).
Further details of each are available in Climber Gallery |
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Climber Name |
Flower Colour |
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Climber Type and |
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Soft Violet-Purple |
144 x 144 (360 x 360) |
Twiner |
Flowers better if its roots are restricted. Poisonous if ingested. This plant is resistant to deer. |
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Actinidia deliciosa |
Creamy-White to Buff-Yellow |
360 x 120 (900 x 300) |
Twiner |
Male / female Fuzzy Kiwifruit flowers occur on different plants and both sexes have to be planted closely for fruit set. |
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Deep Red-Purple |
120 x 120 (300 x 300) in 5 years (360 inches - 900 cms - high eventually). |
Twiner |
Dark green above, blue-green below, tinged purple in winter. Pruning Group 11, after its spicily frag-rant flowers. |
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Greenish-White |
Seeds |
June, July, August |
180 x 144 (450 x 360) |
Twiner |
It is a major invasive plant species in parts of the Eastern United States spread by birds consuming the seeds. |
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Greenish-White |
June, July, August |
84 x 84 |
Twiner |
A neat and attractive climber useful for small gardens and pots. Any soil in sun or part shade |
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White |
180 x 180 (450 x 450) |
Twiner |
The roots and leaves are edible - See Eat The Weeds. Hardy in the South of England, so train over a support on a wall or fence. |
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White and Pink |
Flower Seed |
240 x 180 (600 x 450) |
Twiner |
"This species is considered to be poisonous to livestock (e.g. cattle), domestic animals (e.g. poultry and dogs) and humans." from Weeds of Australia by Queensland Government. |
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Dark Coral-Red |
180 x 180 (450 x 450) |
Twiner |
Plants need support and look good scrambling over trellis or netting on a shady wall. I think it can withstand frost down to about -3C or -4C but no lower. |
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Pale Green |
96 x 96 |
Twiner |
The blueberry is suited to warm sites or a conservatory. It is useful for areas where space is restricted. |
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Lime-Green |
July |
96 x 96 |
Twiner |
Grown on a house wall for its small evergreen leaves and for the ornamental berries, that are produced in the autumn and last long into the winter. |
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Red, Orange, Yellow |
180 x 72 (450 x 180) |
Twiner |
In frost-prone areas, grow in a cool greenhouse; elsewhere, use to clothe a pergola, arbour or house wall. |
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Salmon, Yellow, Green |
96 x 72 |
Twiner |
The flowers in their cluster open sequentially so the entire plant is in flower for a long time. Red berries follow in autumn just before the entire plant dies down for the winter. |
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Red |
96 x 72 |
Twiner |
Once it has flowered, it will go dormant below ground and reappear the following season |
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Green |
360 x 300 (900 x 750) |
Conservatory Twiner |
Pruning Group 11, in spring. Half-hardy - climber can withstand temperatures down to 0 degrees Centigrade. An excellent plant for a north facing wall |
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Clematis "All Clematis need a deep rich loam and they like lime. On thin soils, calcareous types included, they are a failure. Heavy clay is excellent if it is broken up and mixed with weathered ashes and leafmould. Dig the soil deeply and add plenty of old, well-rotted cow manure. The best time for planting is September and October, the preparation of the soil being done in the spring. The following March cut them back drastically to a bud within 6 inches (15 cms) of the base. This initial treatment of all types of Clematis encourages strong, healthy growth. Similarly, pinching out the tips of too vigorous shoots encourages them to branch and flower, but it should not be done later than June." from Climbing Plants and Some Wall Shrubs by Douglas Bartrum (Published by The Garden Book Club in 1968). Plant the top of the rootball about 3" (3 inches = 7.5 cms) below the soil surface to reduce risk of clematis wilt, and water well.
Climbing Cultivation Group:-
The International Clematis Society was formed in 1984 by Raymond Evison. The membership now covers 27 countries, providing the world-wide interest and appeal for this fascinating genus. Members come from many different cultures - from China and Japan, from Poland, Latvia and Estonia, from Germany, Great Britain and Sweden, from Australia, USA and Canada, making the Society truly international. Clematis on the Web - This web site is intended as a reference for clematis enthusiasts: it is not intended to be a 'plant-finder' site. In December 2015 the following mail-order nurseries sold some of these Clematis:-
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Group 1 |
White, Scented |
204-276 x 192 |
Twiner |
Group A. Note that some forms of armandii may be toxic to animals, especially dogs. Requires shelter from cold winds. |
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Clematis cirrhosa Group 1 |
Creamy-White with |
120-144 x 60 (300-360 x 150) |
Twiner |
Group A. Evergreen foliage which turns to bronze or purple in the winter months. Full Sun |
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Group 3 |
Violet-Blue |
60-120 x 36 (150-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow marsh clematis through shrubs, on trellises or in damp areas by ponds or streams |
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Clematis x Group 3 |
Purple-Blue with yellow anthers |
60-84 x 36 (150-210 x 90) |
Herbaceous |
Group C. Very good for growing through more delicate shrubs as it is easy to remove the prunings without damaging the host. |
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Group 3 |
White, |
240 x 36 (600 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Plant near a patio or deck and enjoy its fresh fragrance!The lower parts of the stem are bare, so a lavender in front of it would be suitable to hide this bareness. Full Sun |
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White with |
84 x 36 |
Twiner |
Group C. A mature plant of it climbs into a tree and sends down long streams of its unique paired flowers. |
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Clematis |
Blue, bell-shaped, drooping flowers |
72-120 x 36-72 (180-300 x 90-180) |
Twiner |
Group A. The Rosa 'Marechal Niel' (yellow) is mostly grown on walls. It is a fine companion for some of the deep purple-flowered Clematis. The plants do best on walls facing west. |
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Clematis |
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Deep Pink with yellow anthers |
84-120 x 36 (210-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. The foiage often takes on a bronzy color. After first flowering with its strong sweet scent; it can be cut back, fed and watered to get a good second show. |
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Clematis |
Red or |
78-120 x 36 (195-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. Named after the raiser's secretary in 1949 and it belongs to the Clematis patens (patens means spreading: the epithet refers to the wide-spreading sepals of the flower) Group |
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Clematis Was sold in Japan as 'Victory' |
Mauve-Pink with light brown anthers |
96-120 x 36 (240-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. Bees Jubilee is a compact plant that is suited for containers. It makes an excellent cut flower and the seedheads are beautiful too! |
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Silvery-Mauve double flowers with cream or yellow anthers |
72-96 x 36 (180-240 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. Needs plenty of support for the heavy flowers but will grow in sun or shade. Light prune in the winter, stems can be reduced after first flowering at which time feed and water to get a good second show. |
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Double and Semi-Double White flowers |
60-144 x (150-360 x ) |
Twiner |
Group B. Fully double 5" flowers are produced on this compact vine in early and late summer. Suitable for containers. Early flowers may be touched with green. Full Sun, Part Shade. |
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Lavender Blue with a darker bar and deep red anthers |
84-156 x 36 (210-390 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. It blooms profusely and is very vigorous. Clematis of the Month for May 2004. The variety has received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (RHS AGM). |
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Clematis |
Light
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96-120 x 36 (240-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. This Clematis of the Month is a dependable grower to 8'-10' (2.5-3m). It is ready to bloom early even if it has been heavily cut back, and able to keep the flowers coming over many weeks. |
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Mauve-pink Flowers need protection from full sun to prevent fading. |
72-120 x 12-36 (180-300 x 30-90) |
Twiner |
Group B. Planted in the part shade, the blossoms last for weeks instead of days. When growing it against a north-facing wall or fence, paint the surface a light color to reflect sunlight back to the plant. |
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Rich Deep Red with yellow stamens |
96-120 x 36 (240-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group B. Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit |
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The name means "little duckling" |
Light Purplish-Pink |
60-84 x 60 (150-210 x 150) |
Twiner |
Group B. Blooms top to bottom of plant. Early season blooms are double and later are single in Aug-Sep. Flowers heavily even on young plants. It is extremely winter hardy, to Zone 2 they say. |
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Clematis |
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Clematis integrifolia Group 3 |
Violet-Blue |
96 x 36 |
Twiner |
Group C. A heavy bloomer and sturdy grower, developed by Frank L. Skinner of Canada. Tough and resilient. |
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Clematis |
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Group 3 |
Deep Blue fades |
120-168 x 36 (300-420 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. It has received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. Try growing it with a white or yellow rose! Sun or Shade |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Mauve with purple-violet anthers |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Bronze-flushed juvenile foliage becomes Light Green |
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Group 3 |
Pale Blue with |
120-168 x (300-420 x |
Twiner |
Group C. Bred by Father Stefan Franczak of Poland, i: it is a hardy, sturdy grower, tolerant of a wide variety of conditions, as well as being a prolific bloomer. |
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Clematis Group 2 |
Crimson red, |
108 x 36 (270 x 90) |
Twiner |
Grow with Shrubs and Roses or in Pots. Clematis of the Month for September 2000. |
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Group 3 |
Pale Pink edged in |
78-96 x (195-240 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Very free flowering. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Pink, strongly |
72-96 x 36 (180-240 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Clematis of the Month is extraordinarily floriferous, tough and vigorous. Easily the most popular pink clematis. |
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Eetika = Ethics Group 3 |
Red-Pink with |
36-120 x (90-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis, pergola or in a large pot. |
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Group 3 |
Red-Purple with redder bar and yellow to brown anthers |
120-180 x 12-36 (300-450 x 30-90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Suitable for pots if hard pruned, otherwise grow on Trellis. Ernest Markham - William Robinson's Head Gardener at Gravetye Manor in Sussex - was the author of books on clematis. |
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Group 3 |
Deep Purple with |
120-168 x 36 (300-420 x 90) |
Twiner Rosa 'New Dawn' |
Group C. The rich purple, 5 inch flowers appear in profusion in early summer and can keep coming all summer long! This is great on a trellis or grown in combination with New Dawn Climbing Rose. |
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Group 3 |
Bright Red to |
96-204 x 36 (240-510 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Best grown through an evergreen shrub, as lower foliage becomes scorched by late summer. Requires Group 3 pruning. |
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Clematis montana - Montana means growing in mountainous places. Clematis montana varieties must be planted to climb a high tree or over a long veranda or a wall. They are not suitable for drastic 'shaping'. |
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Group 1 |
White |
360 x 96 (900 x 240) |
Twiner |
Group A. The Great Indian Clematis is fragrant. Very vigorous Climbers |
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Clematis montana grandiflora 'Alba' Group 1 |
White |
252 x 252 (630 x 630) |
Twiner |
Group A. White Clematis is scented and a very vigorous climber, which is ideal for covering fences, garden walls and pergolas. |
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Clematis montana Group 1 |
Pink double |
240-360 x (600-900 x ) |
Twiner |
Group A. These climbers can cover an Arbour, the pink Clematis growing up one side and the purple-leaved Vine Vitis flexuosa parvifolia up the other. |
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Clematis montana Group 1 |
Pink and paler Pink |
276-396 x 120 |
Twiner with |
Group A. Vanilla-scented pale pink flowers in abundance in spring with some repeats in late summer. Rich dark foliage compliments the flowers and looks great all summer. |
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Clematis montana var fascicu-liflora Group 1 |
Bell-shaped Cream with yellow anthers. |
168-204 x (420-510 x ) |
Evergreen |
Flowers are carried in bunches (that's what the name means - flowers in bunches!) in March, they are sweetly scented. It has a habit of renewing it's leaves while flowering. |
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Clematis tangutica |
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Group 3 |
Yellow lantern-shaped flowers followed by silvery seed heads |
168-204 x 96 (420-510 x 240) |
Twiner |
Group C. Excellent for training on a low wall - up one side and down the other. Or grow on a bush like Buddleia davidii, whose mauve flowers are at their best when the silky seed-heads of the Clematis begin to form. |
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Group 3 |
Creamy-White with red-purple stamens |
120-156 x (300-390 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Small, creamy white, outward facing flowers with red-purple stamens. Full Sun, Part Shade |
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Clematis |
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Clematis viticella 'Abund-ance' Group 3 |
Reddish-Pink with deeper veins, flower with greenish-yellow anthers |
120-156 x 36 (300-390 x 90) |
Semi-woody, Deciduous, |
Group C. Very free-flowering. Light green leaves. Wonderful colour and a prolific bloomer, easy and reliable. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
White with Green-tipped tepals - the more sun the less green |
96-120 x 36-72 (240-300 x 90-180) |
Twiner |
Group C. Vigorous and free-flowering. The variety has received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. |
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Clematis AVANT Group 3 |
Red with pale pink |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Group 3 A 'Bal Maiden' was a female surface worker in Cornish tin mines. |
Pink bell-shaped flowers with darker |
120-144 x 36 (300-360 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. A 'Bal Maiden' was a female surface worker (usually a widow) in Cornish tin mines. Grow through small shrubs but not in pots. |
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Group 3 |
Pinky-Blue or |
96-120 x 36 (240-300 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. "If I could only have one clematis in my garden this would unhesitatingly be my choice." |
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Clematis viticella Group 3 |
Very Dark Purple |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. These rich dark purple slightly nodding flowers are ideal for a free standing trellis, but they will also look striking blooming from a light colored shrub or conifer. |
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Clematis viticella Group 3 |
Deep Blue-Violet fades to |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Sun or Shade. |
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Group 3 |
Brick-Red |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Full Sun or Part Shade, so grow through a medium height evergreen shrub. |
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Group 3 |
Lilac-Purple with Creamy-White bar |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Group 3 |
Carmine to |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Named 'Carmencita' because this clematis reminded Magnus Johnson of "dark-eyed Spanish beauties". Excellent on a stone wall or on an obelisk. |
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Group 3 |
White with a |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Named after the Cornish village where Mr Pridham has his nursery. Proving a good doer the shiny leaves are very mildew resistant. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Pearly-Blue with |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. A vigorous grower, it is best suited to growing up a sturdy obelisk in a large herbaceous border, or being trained to grow through a tree or shrub. |
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Group 3 |
Rose-Purple |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. It is very free flowering and will grow in any aspect.Raised at Roseland House in 2006 and named in 2007 as a result of a naming competition run by Cornish Blind association and a percentage of the sale price is donated to them. |
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Group 3 |
Violet-Blue with |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Named after the raiser.. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Group 3 |
Purple-Blue with Creamy-White bar and yellow-green anthers |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Sun or Shade. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Group 3 |
Blue-Violet with |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Named after a Polish heroine, this hybrid is a robust and prolific bloomer, and is a great companion for roses or to grow through shrubs for mid-summer color. |
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Group 3 |
Pinkish-Violet |
84-120 x (210-300 x ) |
Twiner Viticella Group |
Group C. One of six cultivars taking their names from an Estonian nursery rhyme :- |
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Group 3 |
Small Bell-shaped |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Flowers heavily right through the summer. It can be grown on a trellis, combined with roses or allowed to climb through shrubs. Easy and prolific. It can get mildew, do plant in a well-ventilated site. |
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Clematis |
Masses of Deep Purple flowers with creamy-yellow stamens |
120-180 x 60 (300-450 x 150) |
Twiner |
Group C. If the top third is removed straight after flowering a second flush will occur with flowers well into autumn. It's difficult to sing the praises of Clematis 'Etoile Violette' too highly. RHS AGM. |
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Clematis viticella Group 3 |
White |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Discovered in Hagelby Park, Stockholm, and introduced in 1998 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Swedish Clematis Society. It was named after the village where Carl Linne had his summer house. |
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Group 3 |
Reddish-Mauve with a darker bar and yellow anthers |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow it through a Goldheart Ivy which looks good in late summer. |
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Group 3 |
Rosy-Mauve and yellow stamens |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Bred by Bill Baker of Tidmarsh, Herne, England and named after his wife. Hardy and moderately vigorous. |
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Clematis Group 3 |
Blue-Mauve with a white stripe and yellow stamens |
84-120 x (210-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Found in the garden of Ute Kruse, Luneberg, Germany. Named after the wife of Herr Biedenkopf, premier statesman of Saxony. Full Sun |
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Clematis Group 3 |
White or |
120-168 x (300-420 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. It has four to six white petals that are diamond shaped with a hint of blue and purple at the tips. The flowers on long stems have green tips and a wide bell shape that flattens out as they open. |
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Clematis 'Madame Group 3 |
Wine-Red with yellow anthers |
96-120 x (240-300 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Extremely long flowering season if kept well fed and watered. 1 of the best and most popular reds. |
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Group 3 Mikelite is a Lithuanian girl's name. |
Dark Purple-Red with a paler bar and yellow anthers |
72-96 x (180-240 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Mikelite is a Lithuanian girl's name. This color looks particularly nice with white - try pairing it with Climbing Iceberg Rose. |
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Clematis viticella Group 3 |
Light Blue with |
120-156 x (300-390 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Group 3 |
Reddish-Purple Full Sun is required to bring out the spicy scent. |
120 x |
Twiner |
Group C. Clematis Pendragon was named for King Arthur's family name from the medieval legends. It sports dusky reddish purple flowers by the hundreds on a mature specimen. |
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Group 3 |
Rose-Pink |
72-156 x (180-390 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Flowers are abundantly borne in summer and are fragrant. Mine leans against a Pieris japonica whose juvenile red foliage highlights the pink of the integrifolia. |
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Clematis subsp. campaniflora Group 3 |
White tinged Blue |
120-288 x (300-520 x ) |
Viticella Deciduous Twiner |
Group C. A native of Portugal and Western Spain, it has the most dainty little bluey-white nodding bell-shaped flowers. This 'wild' clematis is worthy of space in our gardens. |
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Group 3 |
White edged and veined in Purple |
84-168 x 36 (210-420 x 90) |
Twiner |
Group C. Very eye-catching. The variety has received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. |
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Group 3 More Clematis Twiners in next Table |
Soft Pink, bell-shaped and lemon-yellow stamens. |
120-156 x (300-390 x ) |
Twiner |
Group C. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola. |
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Two-lipped |
360 x 360 (900 x 900) |
Conservatory |
This vigorous vine is prized for its trumpet-shaped flowers, which last over a long season, and its glossy, dark, evergreen leaves. Climbs trellises and arbors by tendrils, though needs support for walls. |
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Fragrant, Creamy- |
120 x 120 (300 x 300) |
Evergreen Twining |
Good on south and west walls but in milder areas may be grown on fences and sheds. min temperature -10c. |
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Orange-Red |
120-180 x 120 |
Conservatory |
Outside for warmer areas, tie young shoots to sheltered South-Facing House-Wall Vine-eye and Wire or Trellis support system up to 6 feet. |
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Carmine-Red |
120-180 x 120 |
Conservatory |
Eccremocarpus scaber was introduced to the UK from Chile in 1824. Naturally orange flowered, many different coloured forms now exist. |
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Fragrant, bright, |
120-240 x 180 |
Evergreen |
Pruning Group 12, after flowering. In frost-prone areas (minimum 0 degrees Centigrade) grow in a warm greenhouse or conservatory. |
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Pinkish-Red |
180 x 120 (450 x 300) |
Twiner |
Thin overcrowded growth after flowering. Grow over a garden but not a house wall. |
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White |
June, July, August, September |
480 x 180 (1200 x 450) |
Twiner |
Very striking grown through a deep green yew hedge or over a garden but not a house wall. |
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White that ages |
360 x 180 (900 x 450) |
Twiner |
Japanese Honeysuckle is ideal for covering a pergola, arch or boundary wall, or scrambling through robust shrubs and trees. |
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White to Yellow, often Red-flushed |
264 x indefinite (660 x indefinite) |
Twiner |
A tall Holly (like Green Pillar) has been used as a host tree to the charming rose Rosa bracteata (the "Macartney Rose"), which has white, scented flowers, 3 inches wide; and the common Honeysuckle of our hedgerows, Lonicera periclymenum, with yellowish-white and pink tubular flowers; both planted on the north side of the tree, in shade, and allowed to clamber up into the sun. |
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White, sometimes Pink-tinged, with Purple, Blue and White-zoned coronas |
360 x 120 (900 x 300) |
Twiner |
Passio is spanish for passion and floris is flower. It is one of the finest climbers for a pot. |
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Orange/Yellow |
240 x 240 (600 x 600) |
Conservatory |
A fast growing vine, with long trailing stems that stretch over 20 feet from the roots, and smother other plant life. |
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Creamy-White ages to Yellow |
240 x 120 (600 x 300) |
Twiner |
Frost Hardy to -5 degrees Cent-igrade, so put on South-facing wall. |
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White |
336 x 144 (840 x 360) |
Twiner |
Glossy Dark Green turn Bronze-Red in Winter. Frost Hardy to -5 degrees Centigrade, so put on South-facing wall. |
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Orange to Yellow |
60 x 36 |
Twiner |
Dormant during the summer, starts growth in early autumn, and water sparingly in autumn and winter. |
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White |
May, June |
336 x indefinite (840 x indefinite) |
Twiner |
Japanese Wisteria can be trained onto a house wall, into a tree and over an arch or pergola. |
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Mauve to |
336 x indefinite (840 x indefinite) |
Twiner |
Chinese Wisteria can be trained onto a house wall, into a tree and over an arch or pergola. |
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White |
336 x indefinite (840 x indefinite) |
Twiner |
It can be trained onto a house wall, into a tree and over an arch or pergola. |
Ivydene Gardens Climber Plant Gallery: |
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Plant Name Major source of honey in the UK Yes/No |
Type The key ingredients a bird needs from your garden are |
Height x Spread in inches (cms) Spacing distance between plants of same species in inches (cms) |
Foliage Some poisonous plants from 3 Sector Vertical Plant System are indicated, but there are others in Cultivated Poisonous Plants and |
Flower Colour in Month(s). Use Pest Control using Plants to provide a Companion Plant to aid your selected plants from 3 Sector Vertical Plant System or deter its pests |
Comments United States Department of Agriculture Pruning of |
Climber Type from the 3 Sector Vertical Plant System and |
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