Clematis cirrhosa 'Freckles'

Clematis cirrhosa 'Freckles'A stunning and highly distinctive climber with cream and cerise, cup shaped cruciform flowers, and a wonderful aroma to boot! The eye catching, fragrant flowers, which comprise four "paint splattered" petals arranged in a cross, bloom between December and February, providing a welcome jolt of colour in the drab winter months Train this evergreen clematis up against a south facing wall in a sheltered position, or make it the star of your patio by

wall or obelisk or even in patio pots

Betula pendula 'Youngii' is a fabulous statement tree offering all-year round interest

Parrot Tulip with deep red-orange colours and frilled margins

turning to vibrant shades of orange

Great tasting fig with cream coloured flesh and purplish-brown striped skin appearing in late summer

or chopping finely and adding to omelettes and salads

whether as part of a floral arrangement or simply as a standout feature in your garden

Harmful if eaten - don't do it

Late variety - harvest from the second year onwards

bare root plants for immediate planting in your garden

They are equally well-suited for outdoor displays

These fast growing varieties can be used as hedging or screening for privacy