Healthy plant
Growing well on a north facing wall.Arrived in frosty conditions but well packed as it was too frosty to plant out for two weeks.
AMO gardener
North West
This climber is deciduous so it will lose all its leaves in autumn, then fresh new foliage appears again each spring.
Growing well on a north facing wall.Arrived in frosty conditions but well packed as it was too frosty to plant out for two weeks.
AMO gardener
North West
This hasn't done much since I put it in the garden to grow up a fence, but we live in hope, it seems healthy enough.
Pintoak
York
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Novi123
Hello, Yes, this plant produces aerial roots along the length of its stems, so once it gets settled in, it will start attaching itself to the wall or fence.
Helen
plantdotty
Hello, The clusters of small flowers appear in summer and are white in colour.
Helen
anonymous
Hello, This climbing hydrangea produces creamy white flowers.
Helen
Gardenjoy
Hello there No this is a deciduous climber. Hope this helps.
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Hello there This climber will tolerate a north facing wall although it does need some sun. As long as it has a moist, well drained, fertile soil it should be fine. Hope this helps
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Take advantage and do some early spring planting, but only on clement days. You can never have too many climbers and twiners, and now is the ideal time to get them in. They take up little ground space, so they’re perfect for smaller plots, and then they g
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