All of our climbing plants are locally grown, we stock a full range of :

Clematis and Honeysuckle and more unusual climbers such as tracleospernums and solanums as well as a range of wall shrubs including pyracantha and ceanothus

How to plant Clematis

Dig a planting hole 45cm (18in) away from your trellis, fence, wall or host plant.

Make the hole twice the diameter of the container and deep enough so the top of the rootball sits 5cm beneath the level of the soil.

Loosen the soil at the base with a garden fork. Soak the plant well.

Put clematis at the centre of the hole and fill around the rootball with soil. Firm soil with your heel and water well.