Climbers

Named after an Argentinian Doctor who bred it. This has single flowers that are coloured a warm pink and which have a darker carmine stripe at the centre of each petal, or in many cases broad central zone. These showy flowers with their pointed tipped petals have a lively and bright effect. They are in flower from late spring to early summer and have a further show in late summer. The modest height of this form, and its happiness in a sunny or a shady position means it can be used to climb into large shrubs as long as they are not to be pruned. This clematis is in clematis pruning group 2. Enjoys full sun/partial shade in moist but well drained soil.

A showy climber when dressed with its velvety petunia red flowers during summer Enjoys full sun and moist but well-drained soil.

Colourful deciduous climber producing blooms of deep shell pink throughout summer. Suitable For: Shade , Sun Season: Summer Flower Colour: Mauve Plant Size: Small Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous Scented: No Award of Garden Merit: No Herbaceous: No

Purple-mauve lantern like flowers open in spring on climbing stems of this deciduous climber. the flowers then become decorative seed heads. a second flush of flowers can appear during mid to late summer. Suitable For: Sun Season: Spring Flower Colour: Mauve Plant Size: Small Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous Scented: No Award of Garden Merit: No Herbaceous: No

This early large-flowered variety has rich, dark, ruby red flowers with golden stamened centres. As a rule, it flowers from midsummer well into autumn. It reaches a height of around 2.2m (7ft) and is suited to container culture. Select a sunny position for best results. This is a good colour to combine with variegated plants. Enjoys full sun/partial shade in moist but well drained soil.

'White Abundance' is a slender-stemmed, trailing or low-climbing, evergreen shrub to 1.25m high and wide with dark green, finely-cut leaves. Profuse creamy-white flowers appear in spring. Enjoys full sun-partial shade in moist but well drained soil. Click and collect only.

This is an exceptionally fine ivy, the leaves are smaller than those of Hedera colchica, but are still big, hearty affairs. On a vertical plant they hang pendulously. The centre of each leaf is irregularly coloured green, splashed with creamy-yellow and this looks particularly fine on a red-brick wall. Enjoys all garden situations and will cover a North or East facing wall.

This has large, very glossy, leaves with five broad lobes, coloured a rich, dark-green. Will enjoy all garden situations. Click and collect only.

A twining climber that has lustrous leaves, large, long and shiny green. The shrub is generally evergreen or semi-evergreen. In spring the young growth is coloured a delightful shade of copper, shiny as the old foliage and eye-catching. It flowers during June and July. The blooms are quite small and carried in small clusters. They are tubular with flared mouths, coloured yellow, often with red staining and having pinkish hues on the outside of the tapering tube. The anthers are long and brown and noticeable. Enjoys most garden situations in well-drained soil

Boston ivy. a deciduous woody climber bears leaves which are tinted purple when young, turning rich red in autumn. Suitable For: Fast , Shade , Sun Season: Autumn Flower Colour: Boston ivy - foliage turns red in autumn Plant Size: Large Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous Scented: No Award of Garden Merit: No Herbaceous: No

'Goldchild' is a medium-sized evergreen climber with light green young leaves broadly margined with bright yellow; the older leaves grey-green edged with pale yellow; no flowers

Outstandingly attractive deciduous self clinging virginia creeper clothed during spring and summer in dark green leaves with conspicuous silvery white veining. bright red in autumn Suitable For: Fast , Shade , Sun Season: Autumn Flower Colour: Silver veins on leaf - turns red in autumn Plant Size: Large Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous Scented: No Award of Garden Merit: Yes Herbaceous: No

This distinctive vine has five oblong leaflets joined to a single stalk and coloured light-green for the summer. In the autumn it takes on glorious colours of red and orange. It can climb a very long way. 20m (65ft) is no great problem for this vine, so it can happily encompass the average house with amazing speed. Enjoys most garden soil types and will cover North and East facing walls. Click and collect only.