Tender climber with white flowers in June, pink, cream and green leaf colour, best on a sunny wall. Very striking wall covering, vigorous twining climber.

Less often seen than its purple cousin, this has the same type of fine, lacy leaves and has clusters of small fragrant, white flowers in early spring. 2l pot

Our plants are now about 2' tall and are sold in 2 litre, deep pots. This plant may be familiar to you from holidays in warm places where it scrambles all over walls and balconies. We've had one growing here for at least 12 years and it has survived the 09/10 winter.

Grows to 6', pale rose pink flowers 5" across with a deep purply pink bar in the middle. Flowers in late spring and late summer and tolerate partial to light shade. Good for a container. Has the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

This strongly fragrant white Clematis has small flowers borne on a scrambling rumbunctious vine that makes a deliciously pretty, highly scented tangle up a pergola in the Nursery. Its common name is fragrant virgin's bower. It stops everyone who walks past it because the perfume is so sweet and the starry mass so lovely. Hardy. 2l pot.

An unusual Clematis with greeny-white-cream flowers with double centres from summer into autumn. In some milder gardens it's semi-evergreen. It grows best trained onto a support such as a trellis or wall shrub to support its quite thin stems. Good for growing in a tub. Purple stamens.
H. 12', S. 3 - 4'. Remove dead or damaged stems in early spring before it startsinto growth and cut remaining stems back to visible buds. Give a slow-release balanced fertiliser and a mulch of well-rotted compost around its base in early spring. Fully hardy. 2 litre pot.

8' tall, creamy yellow 5" flowers and generous flowering from mid-May to July and again at the end of August.. Ideal for containers and likes a bit of shade. Prune between the end of February and the beginning of April.

Richly coloured mauvish blue flowers 6" across, with dark red anthers, this Clematis grows to 8' to 12'. The May/June flowers are double and the September re-flowering shows single flowers. Very beautiful.

Rich purple velvet flowers 5" across on a climber around 9' tall. After it has flowered late in the year, prune it in February or March. It's a terrific Clematis for climbing through shrubs and trees.

Most handsome blue flowering Clematis with flowers of 7"-9". Grows to around 10' in sun or part shade. Pruning is optional

Grows to 10' in height with 6 '7" lavender blue flowers in May and June and again in late summer.

The one in the picture is happily scrambling up a telegraph pole and spreading sideways to hoick itself up through neighbouring shrubs. it's a wonderful display in late April/May/June. It goes to about 10' and is happy in sun or partial shade. Light pruning. 2l pot.

A really good double Montana, this has 2" double pink flowers late May to June. H. 15' The dark foliage is particularly attractive and this variety needs little pruning if you have the space to let it have its head. Has the British Clematis Society's Certificate of Merit.

H 15', hardy deciduous climber with scented rose pink semi- double flowers 2" to 5" across with golden anthers. Blooms in spring.

Free flowering Clematis with lavender blue flowers from May to September. Prune in late winter/early spring/

This 100 year old plant is one of the best known Clematis. With soft pink flowers that have a darker bar down the middle of each petal, it grows to about 10', bearing its flowers in early summer and late summer. Prune in late winter or early spring.

This is a delightful winter-flowering Clematis species with a subtle scent. The colouring is creamy with a touch of green and the bell shaped flowers have purple anthers. It's deciduous in summer and looks as if it's dead, so might do best grown with something else or through a supporting shrub. In milder gardens it may retain some leaves and new growth breaks through in autumn. Grows to about 18’. It flowers from December onwards with us. This is a very subtle plant and is one for the connoisseur, being quite rarely seen.
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This Clematis is like a summer's day on a stick. It has the most wonderful blue flowers and masses of them. This photo was taken of one we have growing on a pergola in the Nursery and it's just smothered with flowers about 4" across from mid-summer to the middle of autumn. Cut back the stems to a pair of strong buds about 6" above the ground before new growth begins in spring. Full sun, partial shade, well drained soil. H 15' S. 5'. Hardy. 2 litre pot.

This is a late blooming and very vigorous Clematis which is a big asset in the garden if you have space for it. Ours grows up and among a Rosa banksia lutea on the house front but it can scramble up into trees or over pergolas, going to about 20'. Its pale yellow bell shaped flowers, have slightly reflexed tips to the petals and have a scent of cowslips. It's immensely attractive and quite unusual. Cut it back in spring if desired. Plant in full sun or partial shade in fertile, well-drained soil and mulch its roots in autumn but don't cover the crown. Fully hardy.

Grows to 8' with stunning sapphire blue flowers 4"-5" across, June to September. Suitable for a container.

This is an unusual Clematis which somewhat resembles a passion flower. The flowers are about 4" in diameter and have creamy tepals in summer changing to creamy green in autumn. There is an eye catching central boss of purple stamens which stay on the plant for a while after the outer tepals have fallen off. This is a good plant for smaller gardens or containers and needs to be guided up a trellis or allowed to trail through other shrubs. Well-drained soil in full sun and a mulch of well-rotted compost in spring.
Remove dead or damaged stems in early spring before it starts into growth and cut remaining stems back to visible buds. Best grown in a sheltered position on a warm wall because, although hardy, it doesn't like cold winds.

Cherry pink bell-shaped, upward facing flowers. Very graceful plant best pruned in spring.

H. 9' with 6" rich purple open flowers, followed by spiky seed heads. Suitable for small gardens and containers. Prune in late winter or early spring.

H 10' - 12', 3" violet purple flowers with golden stamens, July to September. Hardy.

8-10' high with deep pink & white flowers. If cut back after flowering in early summer, it will produce a second flush in autumn. Also good as a cut flower.

Pretty rose pink flowers June to August. If cut back may flower again later. Grows to 10'

9' H, 2" pink flowers with white veining from July to August.

Large lavender blue flowers 6" - 8" across H 6'-10'. Suitable for a container.

Known as the cup and saucer plant, this scrambling climber has started to flower in January 2010 in the greenhouse. If growing it outside, collect seed and start again each year because it will grow to 10' in one summer.

While some sources say this plant is 'safe' outside in very mild locations, our advice is to grow it in a conservatory where it will grow and flower very much better and where its scented yellow flowers can be enjoyed far more. Grow in acid, most humus-rich soil and give it a cool root run. This evergreen twining plant has glossy leaves and can get to 20' if planted against a warm wall. As this is related to the plant that produces Curare, be aware that all its parts are TOXIC. 2 litre pot.

H 15' spreads 10'. Fully hardy evergreen and very handsome ivy, variegated yellow & green leaves.

This is a marvellous screening plant which is evergreen and a twining climber. In late spring it bears small purplish tinged cream flowers which have the most outstanding scent. Customers who encounter this ensure that it just flies out of the door every spring! Purple sausage-shaped fruits in very warm summers - the seeds can be used to propagate more plants. Cut back in autumn. 2l pot

This is a herbaceous climber which disappears over winter and reappears in spring when it will shoot up like a rocket. Very vigorous twining climber which is a lovely lime/golden colour which sets others plants off beautifully. Grow in sun to get the best colour.

Fully hardy, deciduous climber suitable for a north wall. Creamy white flowers in June. As with all Hydrangeas make sure it gets enough water if planted against a wall.

One of the climbing Hydrangeas but a more unusual one. Here, we show it scrambling over a low wall in our garden but it will grow up walls and trees. Evergreen and flowering mid summer to early autumn with us. 2l.pot

The cheerful winter flowering yellow blooms of this climber bring a cheer to the darkest winter days. 3l pot

Fully hardy, grows to 30' with strongly fragrant white flowers in summer. Highly variegated leaves. Best in a sunny position and in colder areas needs the protection of a warm wall.