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Ceanothus Concha for Sale Online, UK wide Delivery.

Ceanothus Concha for Sale Online, UK wide Delivery.

Ceanothus Concha, is an Evergreen shrub which grows particularly well against a sheltered fence or a sunny wall.  We also stock Ceanothus plants grown against a frame for privacy screening. Each plant will spread 2 metres by 2 metres when mature, so these particular plants are perfect for evergreen hedges.Ceanothus (common name California Lilacs) are blue flowering, which can be rarer than you would think in flowering shrubs. In particular, Ceanothus Concha is a very vibrant blue, a true standout shrub when in flower. In recognition of its many charms, Ceanothus Concha has long been a holder of the RHS Award of Garden Merit.  Ceanothus Concha is hardy and fast growing - it produces a stunning mass of deep blue flowers from late spring through early summer.  Very suited to our UK weather, although evergreen Ceanothus Concha is quite hardy.  Ceanothus in general do particularly well on sloped grounds and they love a nice sunny position. For maximum impact, grow them against a south facing sheltered wall. 

GBP 66.50
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Honeysuckle Climber Buy UK Lonicera Climbers For Sale Online. Lonicera Halliana Honeysuckle Climbing Plant

Honeysuckle Climber Buy UK Lonicera Climbers For Sale Online. Lonicera Halliana Honeysuckle Climbing Plant

Lonicera - Honeysuckle. This variety is Lonicera Halliana Honeysuckle which is supplied as a climber on a cane ready for planting against a fence or wall. Lonicera Halliana produces many large showy and fragrant flowers which change from white to deep yellow with red features.The flowers have a heavenly scent and attract pollinators into the garden - a fabulous climber for growing up trees or over and arbour - especially lovely fragrance near a back door, so scent can drift inside the house at night time, when the perfume is strongest. A magnet for wildlife - this native plant provides nectar for butterflies and moths, which it attracts with its nocturnal scent. Birds also eat the seeds.

GBP 85.80
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Wisteria x Formosa Issai. Wisteria Formosa Issai Buy UK

Wisteria x Formosa Issai. Wisteria Formosa Issai Buy UK

Wisteria Formosa IssaiThis new profuse, lilac flowering variety of wisteria is a cross between Japanese (Wisteria floribunda) and Chinese (Wisteria sinensis) Wisteria. The result is compact racemes laden with fragrant flowers. Wisteria Formosa Issai is a variety with mauve to violet flowers with a central greenish-yellow blotch. They come out in May along with leaves or after they have emerged and are followed by seed-pods. Their pinnate leaves look exotic and densely cover the plant and its support from the ground level. They are light green.The flexible nature of the wood from this climber requires a support for the first several years. This can be an excellent choice in vertical gardens and it is perfect for training over a sunny wall or stout pergola where the flowers can best be appreciated from below. To enhance flowering it requires ample space for the roots to become well established and it may need pruning twice a year.Members of the Papilionaceae Family, Wisteria are vigorous hardy woody climbers with twining stems. The scented flowers are lilac blue, produced in short trusses about 20cm long, in early summer.Wisteria Issai prefers full sun to partial shade, with a South or West facing aspect and should be in a sheltered exposure.  Suitable soils include sand, clay, chalk, and loam. Soil should have high moisture holding capacity, but be well drained.Wisteria x Formosa Issai grows to an ultimate height between 8-12 metres and a spread that can extend wider than 8 metres. This specimen takes 10-20 years to reach its ultimate height.The Wisteria Issai is an outstanding addition to your landscape, along a wall, over a structure, or on a well-built trellis. Give them lots of room, prune and care for them, and they will reward you many times over with their beautiful colour and fragrance. 

GBP 178.00
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Hydrangea Petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea Buy online UK. Deciduous Climbing Hydrangea

Hydrangea Petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea Buy online UK. Deciduous Climbing Hydrangea

Hydrangea Petiolaris known commonly as the Climbing Hydrangea this lovely shrub is a deciduous climbing Hydrangea vine plant, suited to shady conditions. It produces large showy white flowers in early to late summer. Once established, Hydrangea Petiolaris is a very attractive climber and very usefully this is one of the few plants which happily grows against a north facing wall. These plants like to have moist soil - so it is good to use an annual mulch in winter, to feed and to keep the moisture in during warmer weather.See also Hydrangea Petiolaris Miranda. This low maintenance, useful climbing hydrangea will thrive in shadier locations of the landscape.  They are slow to establish, but your patience will definitely pay off. The flowers can grow to 25 centimetres across, potentially covering the stems entirely making for a very showy appearance.  Climbing Hydrangea is a solid climber, with the craggy stems it is known for sprouting roots that are continuously looking for any advantage to cling to walls, trellises or structures where you plant it.Hydrangea Petiolaris is hardy to H5 in the UK and Ireland, making it one of the more hardy of the Genus.  Hydrangea originate from Japan and South Korea. They prefer somewhat shady Aspects, but will persist in full sun, but the flowers will fade somewhat faster in a sunny location. They prefer to be planted in more sheltered positions.The ideal soil for the Climbing Hydrangea is somewhat well drained, with good moisture holding capacity, but good internal drainage as well. Its favourite soil textures are loamy, clay, and sand; as long as they are not prone to being waterlogged. The pH of the soil should be neutral or slightly acid.  You’ll find they really respond to soil enriched with well-rotted compost and other sources of organic matter.This slow growing Climbing Hydrangea Petiolaris will develop to a height greater than 12 metres and an ultimate spread of between 4-8 metres in the 10-20 years of development to full growth.Choose sites along northern, southern, eastern or western aspects and amend your well drained soil with plenty of well matured compost.  Place along wall borders, in your city or courtyard gardens, or as an informal garden selection. With some patience and a sturdy structure to support it, this recipient of the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit will be sure to please. You may be interested in our extended Climbers Collection. 

GBP 82.50
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Buy Lonicera Periclymenum Belgica. Early Dutch Honeysuckle UK

Buy Lonicera Periclymenum Belgica. Early Dutch Honeysuckle UK

Lonicera Periclymenum Belgica, Early Dutch Honeysuckle.This is one of the very first of the honeysuckle varieties to flower, a beautiful deciduous climber that has large lobed flowers in ice-cream colours, creamy-yellow then turning apricot then a rose pink as the flowers mature and become pollinated. This vigorous fragrant climber will cover a wall, trellis or archway, wonderful to grow around a door, the heady scent will drift into the house.Honeysuckle fragrance is much stronger at night as moths are one of their most important pollinators, the scent will travel very far to entice them in, also loved by bees and birds enjoy the berries.Lonicera Periclymenum Belgica is a classic cottage garden variety that does best in partial shade, remember these are woodland plants they prefer their roots to be in the cool shade and they will clamber up to the sunny light above with a maximum height of 6m with a circa 2m spread, they love the warmth more than full sun.If you want to keep them in check make sure you carry out any pruning after flowering and please remember to let the song birds have the berries - THEN you can prune! 

GBP 138.00
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Honeysuckle Graham Thomas. Lonicera Periclymenum Buy Online UK

Honeysuckle Graham Thomas. Lonicera Periclymenum Buy Online UK

Lonicera Periclymenum Graham Thomas is also known as Honeysuckle Graham ThomasThere is nothing so evocative of an English summer's evening than the heady fragrance of Honeysuckle drifting in through open windows...These deciduous native climbers, known as Woodbine since mediaeval times, are so easy to grow in our town or country gardens and in addition, they are fabulous plants for attracting birds, bees and other pollinators.This particular variety of Honeysuckle, Graham Thomas, has large elegant white flowers that turn yellow as they mature towards pollination, they thrive in warmth rather than full sun in any fertile soil, so against a west facing wall with roots in the shade is the perfect scenario. These were originally woodland climbers so think about re-creating this type of environment by growing up into a tree, trellis or a fence or over an arbour or old tree stump. Honeysuckle Graham Thomas is fast growing will grow well intertwining with other climbers such as a climbing rose, try a Rosa Banksiae - for maximum flowering and fragrance impact!Graham Thomas will flower through most of the summer from July right through until September, much longer than other varieties but once the blossom has passed they are replaced by the brightest red berries that are adored by birds, especially songbirds (NB: not to be eaten by humans!).A truly stunning specimen this has been awarded the very prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by the Royal Horticultural Society.

GBP 138.00
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Garrya Elliptica James Roof. Silk Tassel Bush Buy UK

Garrya Elliptica James Roof. Silk Tassel Bush Buy UK

Garrya Elliptica - the Coast Silk Tassel, Silk Tassel Bush or Wavyleaf Silktassel.Garrya Elliptica is a rather special evergreen shrub that is particularly useful for evergreen screening or blocking out unsightly views as it will eventually reach around 4 metres in height. Garrya is a hardy native of regions of California, Aka the Coast Silk Tassel, it will grow in just about any soil and is tolerant of growing in the shade but does prefer a fairly sheltered location. When grown in cold exposed locations the leaves can get burnt but is hardy to -10 in a sheltered spot.The dense foliage has unusual wavy shaped leaves, hence its other common name Wavyleaf Silk Tassel and is a deep sea green, which is offset by fabulous grey green catkins. These start to appear in autumn and develop into silky tassels or flowers around December lasting right through to February, hence it's common name of Silk Tassel Bush.Sometimes also referred to as Wavyleaf Silk Tassel, it is prized by florists and those growing for cut flowers, for autumn/winter floral arrangements. We currently have two shapes of Garry Elliptica, a bush shape and we also train this shrub onto bamboo frames, these make excellent flat screens which can be secured against a fence or wall to create a screen of living green.Highly decorative, unusual catkins, easy to grow and will grow in locations not supported by some other shrubs it is no wonder the RHS has given this variety the AGM Award of Garden Merit, a very good indicator that this shrub will do very well in most UK gardens.Almost maintenance free - unless you want to keep to shape or keep to a particular size then light pruning should be done AFTER Garrya has flowered, the catkins appear on the previous years growth so if you prune in late summer or autumn you're in danger of removing the branches that will flower that year.Garrya Elliptica will tolerate salty air and is therefore a useful plant for consideration in coastal locations - as long as you plant in a sheltered spot. View our list plant recommendations for Coastal Planting here. 

GBP 82.80
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Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen Blue Californian Lilac for Sale

Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen Blue Californian Lilac for Sale

Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen Blue or Californian Lilac Trewithen BlueA large evergreen shrub prized for its free-flowering habit, Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen Blue will offer interest year-round. The elegant arching branches are adorned with broadly oval to rounded leaves that can reach up to 8 centimetres in size. The foliage keeps its glossy dark green colour throughout the seasons and provides a beautiful backdrop for the profusion of blossoms late in the spring through early summer. The slightly scented, strikingly deep blue flowers will completely envelop the shrub: they are borne in panicles and can reach up to 12 centimetres in size. In addition to being highly decorative, the floral display will also attract beneficial pollinators to your garden, including butterflies and bees.Californian Lilac Trewithen Blue was awarded the coveted Award of Garden Merit (AGM) by RHS, which is a reliable sign it will perform well in most UK gardens.Height and Spread of Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen BlueA vigorous cultivar, Californian Lilac Trewithen Blue can reach a height and spread of 4 to 8 metres. It has a naturally bushy shape and can be grown as a large shrub (or climbing if trained) or even as a small tree.How Hardy is Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen BlueThe Trewithen Blue variety of Ceanothus is hardy throughout most of the United Kingdom, but as it is originally from California, it does prefer milder areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -10 degrees.How To Use Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen BlueThanks to its eye-catching floral display at the beginning of the summer, Californian Lilac Trewithen Blue is bound to turn heads during its flowering season. Pair it with evergreen shrubs in a mixed shrub border for a pop of colour and to invite pollinators to the garden. You can also grow this pretty shrub on its own and even shape it as a small tree or train it against a south-facing wall as a climber.How To Care For Ceanothus Arboreus Trewithen BlueCalifornian Lilac Trewithen Blue does best in full sun and well-drained soil. Slightly less robust from its Ceanothus relatives, this cultivar will appreciate a sheltered location in the garden away from cold and harsh winds.

GBP 148.00
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Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii Virginia Creeper

Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii Virginia Creeper

Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii also known as Virginia Creeper Engelmannii or American IvyA deciduous self-clinging climber with excellent autumn colour, Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii will add interest to an unsightly garden wall with its splendid foliage. The glossy coarse-toothed leaves, each with five ovate leaflets, emerge green and stay so until autumn, when the foliage turns to shades of warm orange and scarlet red. From June to July, the deep red stems of this attractive vine bear clusters of small insignificant green flowers that turn to fruit. The grape-like berries are inedible but add ornamental value to the shrub.While vigorous and fast-growing, Virginia Creeper Engelmannii is one of the less invasive varieties of the species, so it will require less work to be restrained and kept tidy. Ideal if you want a relatively fuss-free climber that adheres well to buildings and structures but does not cause damage if kept in check.Height and Spread of Parthenocissus Quinquefolia EngelmanniiWith its fast growth rate, Virginia Creeper Engelmannii will easily reach heights well over 12 metres in a couple of years. This vine climbs both with tendrils and adhesive pads and can achieve a maximum spread of 4 to 8 metres.How Hardy is Parthenocissus Quinquefolia EngelmanniiVirginia Creeper Engelmannii originated in North America, so it goes without saying that it is a hardy and robust plant. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, it will do well even in areas with particularly low winter temperatures- up to 20 degrees below zero.How To Use Parthenocissus Quinquefolia EngelmanniiAs a vigorous self-clinging climber, this deciduous plant is best suited as a cover for structures in the garden. It will spread and cling with ease and its lush, colour-changing foliage offers visual interest throughout the seasons, so Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii is most commonly used grown against high walls, towers, and similar larger structures that this deciduous vine can envelop and beautify.How To Care For Parthenocissus Quinquefolia EngelmanniiParthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii  is a tough, undemanding cultivar that thrives in almost all conditions. It will happily grow in full sun, partial shade, or full shade, although its autumn colour might be less pronounced in a shady spot in the garden. Does well in any moist but well-drained soil, including clay and chalk.

GBP 128.00
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Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty Honeysuckle Climber Online UK

Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty Honeysuckle Climber Online UK

Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty Honeysuckle ClimberThis beautiful semi-evergreen climber has yellow bell shaped flowers that appear in mid summer. The newly emerging leaves appear in spring and are a bronze colour that gradually turn green as they age. The beautiful yellow flowers look stunning against the bronze and green foliage. After it flowers, this beautiful twining climber produces black and purple berries that . Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty grows well on a trellis. It loves both full sun and partial shade. Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty grows best in fertile humus rich moist well drained soil, but does cope well in any type of fertile soil. Max height 10m Max spread 2m.Originating in The Netherlands, this Honeysuckle Climber feels at home in areas with milder climates. This striking cultivar is fully hardy in the United Kingdom, and it can withstand temperatures as low as -15 degrees. Although Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty is frost hardy, to ensure this flowering climber survives even the more severe winters, choose a sheltered spot for planting. As with other Honeysuckle varieties, Copper Beauty attracts pollinators and wildlife and has been designated as Perfect For Pollinators by the RHS.Vigorous, and with a fast growth rate, this Honeysuckle Climber will benefit from routine trimming. Even though extensive pruning is not necessary to keep this twining climber in check, make sure to trim unwanted or congested stems immediately in late spring. Easily trained, Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty will look even more stunning if trained along a trellis, arbor or pergola, or even when left to freely cascade over fences.A yellow-flowering, bronze-leaved variety of an all-time favourite, Lonicera Henryi Copper Beauty truly lives up to its name. Eye-catching and highly decorative, this semi-evergreen vine is at its best when trained along a support structure. Plant it near a patio or the garden’s seating area to fully enjoy the attractive yellow blossoms and bronze foliage. In case that you don’t have an arbor or trellis available, plant Honeysuckle Climber near a wall or a fence, where it can fully develop and roam freely. When this flowering vine is left without a structure to climb on, it will form an irregular shrub.You might also be interested in our full collection of beautiful climbing plants.

GBP 138.00
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Prunus Avium Sunburst Sweet Cherry Sunburst Fruit Trees

Prunus Avium Sunburst Sweet Cherry Sunburst Fruit Trees

Prunus Avium Sunburst or Sweet Cherry SunburstPrunus Avium Sunburst was developed in 1965 at Summerland, British Columbia in Canada as a cross between Prunus Avium Stella and Van sweet cherries, and introduced to the UK in 1984. Sweet Cherry Sunburst is self-fertile tree and a heavy producer of large, sweet cherries. In mid-spring, the bare branches of this deciduous tree are covered with clusters of white blossoms, which will attract bees. This cultivar has been given the Perfect for Pollinators designation by the RHS. The large green leaves of summer are soon ornamented with large bunches of sweet cherries, so deep a red they appear nearly black, which are ready to pick in July. The fruits are firm, juicy, and aromatic, and are delicious eaten fresh. In autumn, the leaves turn orange and yellow for a bright show before they drop.Height and Spread of Prunus Avium SunburstPrunus Avium Sunburst will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 10 to 20 years, but can easily be maintained at 2-3 metres tall with regular pruning.How Hardy is Prunus Avium Sunburst?Prunus Avium Sunburst is hardy in all parts of the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Prunus Avium SunburstSweet Cherry Sunburst can be grown as a full-sized tree in a larger garden, or trained in a fan shape against a wall to maximize the shelter and warmth and ensure a good crop of cherries. Prunus Avium Sunburst can also be grown in a container and maintained as a small specimen on a patio or in a courtyard garden.How to Care for Prunus Avium SunburstPlant Prunus Avium Sunburst in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in any well-drained or moist but well-drained soil. It has some tolerance for pollution, so can be grown in city gardens. Sweet Cherry Sunburst is resistant to rain splitting. Trees should be pruned annually in early spring for new trees or midsummer for more established specimens to maintain an open crown for best fruit production. In country gardens, protect trees against deer, and when the cherries are ripe, cover the tree with netting to prevent the birds from taking your fruit! It is self-fertile, so can be grown without another cherry variety nearby for pollination.Prunus Avium Sunburst is the perfect sweet cherry fruit tree for UK gardens. Hardy and self-fertile, its large crop of sweet cherries will be a treat every July!

GBP 43.20
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Malus Domestica Elstar Apple Trees for Sale Online

Malus Domestica Elstar Apple Trees for Sale Online

Malus Domestica Elstar or Apple Elstar, is a reliable late-season apple which is perfect for the UK gardener. Hardy, with a good crop of very sweet apples, it has received both the RHS Award of Garden Merit and Perfect for Pollinators designation.Developed in 1955 in the Netherlands as a cross between Golden Delicious and Ingrid Marie, Malus Domestica Elstar features fragrant, pale pink blossoms in mid-spring, which will attract the bees that are needed for pollination. The open, leafy crown provides dappled summer shade, and the leaves turn yellow in autumn. The spring flowers are followed by a heavy crop of attractive large apples that are ready to pick in mid to late autumn. The skin is green-yellow heavily flushed with red. Malus Domestica Elstar has a crisp flesh with a very sweet, honeyed taste, suitable for fresh eating, baking, and drying. They will store until the end of December.Hardy in all regions of the UK, Malus Domestica Elstar will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. As with all apple trees, it will need annual pruning in late winter to ensure a good harvest. As it is self-sterile, it needs to have a pollination partner from pollination group 3 nearby for pollination to be successful and fruits develop.Plant Malus Domestica Elstar in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in any well-drained loam, clay or sand soil with a neutral pH. Ensure good air circulation around the branches to prevent the development of disease such as scab, canker, or mildew. For smaller gardens, it can be pruned to stay within bounds, and for a more ornamental application, Malus Domestica Elstar can be trained in forms such as espalier, cordon, or fan, and used as a screen against a wall or fence for a rooftop terrace, balcony, courtyard or patio. The bare architectural structure provides winter interest, in addition to the appeal of the spring blossoms, summer leaves, and autumn apples. In a larger country garden, Malus Domestica Elstar can be allowed to grow to full size, making a splendid specimen tree in a lawn or over a mixed border, as well as making part of a small home orchard.Malus Domestica Elstar is an excellent fruit tree choice for a UK gardener looking for a late-season apple cultivar which will reliably produce a large crop of sweet apples for fresh eating in late autumn!

GBP 72.00
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Vitis Coignetiae Buy Crimson Glory Vine Climber

Vitis Coignetiae Buy Crimson Glory Vine Climber

Vitis Coignetiae, more commonly known as the Crimson Glory Vine, is a spectacular vigorous climbing plant with vivid red autumn foliage. The Vitis family of plants grow quickly scrambling up heights to cover large unsightly areas. The Crimson Glory Vine will reach a maximum of twelve metres and spread over two and half to four metres. Vitis Coignetiae Vines are usually bought for the heart-shaped foliage that appears in spring as dark green leaves measuring thirty centimetres in length. The undersides of these leaves are veiny and feel like felt. In May and June small green flowers appear and as autumn approaches its foliage begins to turn a bright scarlet red with orange and gold hues. In autumn black berries develop and although they are not edible, they are much loved by birds. In winter Crimson Glory Vine’s foliage falls, but the framework remains in place providing structure, height and texture.How Hardy Is Vitis Coignetiae?Vitis Coignetiae is fully hardy throughout the UK. It is deciduous and withstands harsh frost or snows provided its roots are not water-logged.How To Use Vitis CoignetiaeThe best use of Crimson Glory Vine is to scramble it up a wall, pergola, sturdy fence or tree. It is a large plant requiring room to grow and because the foliage is thick, it’s best to grow it independently. Other plants maybe staved of light and nutrients if grown alongside. Crimson Glory Vine is a good alternative to a traditional climbing rose or ivy and a reliable choice for gardeners who prefers low maintenance plants. How To Care For Vitis CoignetiaeVitis Coignetiae requires little care once it’s established. It will grow in any type of soil from chalky to loamy and clay. It prefers alkaline to neutral soil, but if you have an acid soil prepare the ground with well rotted manure and compost. It grows best in full sun or partial shade for glorious autumn colours and in very hot spells will appreciate a soaking, but it does not need frequent watering unless grown in very dry soil. Vitis Coignetiae needs support to climb so some form of netting or trellis is important. Tie in the branches as your vine establishes itself and cut back to a healthy bud in the winter. The Royal Horticultural Society has given Vitis Coignetiae an Award of Garden Merit due to its glorious colour, hardy habit and low maintenance requirements. If you’re looking to cover a large unsightly area or want a thick quick-growing cover for your pergola or shed. Crimson Glory Vine is a tough yet attractive choice. 

GBP 138.00
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Lonicera Japonica Darts World Honeysuckle Darts World Buy UK

Lonicera Japonica Darts World Honeysuckle Darts World Buy UK

Lonicera Japonica Darts World - Honeysuckle Darts WorldTreasured for its sweet-smelling flowers, Lonicera Japonica Darts World, also known as Honeysuckle Darts World or climbing honeysuckle, is a vigorous semi-evergreen climber, a favourite with hummingbirds, butterflies and songbirds. When compared to the other varieties of Lonicera Japonica, Honeysuckle Darts Worlds is one of the most popular - the rich pink shade of the flowers looks really stunning against thick, dark green foliage.From late spring through to late summer, Lonicera Japonica Darts World is heavy with fragrant, deep pink, tubular flowers, fading to peach and blush as the summer passes. The scent of the flowers is luscious and aromatic, which is why gardeners often plant Lonicera Japonica Darts World near the garden’s sitting area, where they can enjoy the unique fragrance throughout the summer. The rich foliage of Honeysuckle Darts World is a perfect backdrop for the stunning blossom - the smooth, ovate leaves in emerald green will remain on the plant throughout the winter. In milder climates, Lonicera japonica Darts World is an evergreen plant, whereas, in harsher climates, this climber is deciduous. Fully hardy in all of the UK, in some parts of Britain and Ireland, where the winters are severe, Lonicera Japonica Darts World will shed its foliage when the temperatures hit below -15 degrees. Even though Honeysuckle Darts World will flower heavily and have a more vibrant foliage in full sunlight, this vigorous climber tolerates partial shade, too. Lonicera Japonica Darts World will thrive in almost any type of soil, as long as it is moist and well-drained. Ideal for growing along a trellis, wall-side or a fence, Lonicera Japonica Darts World also works well as ground cover. Since it’s fast-growing, low-maintenance and relatively pest and disease free, climbing honeysuckle will mature quickly, reaching its ultimate height of 5 metres over a period of 5 to 10 years. Fully grown Honeysuckle Darts World can be up to 1.5 metres wide, but with light early spring pruning, you can shape it according to your own preferences. Some gardeners prefer to grow Honeysuckle Darts World along a framework, in which case you’ll need to place the structure before planting, to avoid damage and allow the plant to form along the frame. However, Honeysuckle Darts World doesn’t have to climb to flourish, so if you’re looking for a plant to form a carpet in your garden, consider Lonicera Japonica Darts World - it will spread fairly quickly and won’t require extensive pruning and cutting like some other ground cover creepers.If you’re looking for more climbing plants with opulent flowers that are easy to grow and maintain, have a look at our other Lonicera Japonica varieties, or other available plants in our Climbers collection.

GBP 82.80
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