Sollya heterophylla (Bluebell Creeper) Plants

Sollya heterophylla (Bluebell Creeper) PlantsAn exciting opportunity to grow this unusual and rarely offered evergreen climber, featuring cascading clusters of blue flowers, succeeded by striking cylindrical purple berries over slender lance shaped green leaves. Perfect for a warm sheltered position, patio containers that can be brought indoors in winter, or a conservatory. Height 1. 5m (5').

lance-shaped leaves grow in a rosette pattern and can reach up to two feet long

superb for growing in pots and containers or growing up arches

creating a great contrast against the white trunk

It prefers well-drained soil that is humus-rich and moderately fertile

For indoor cultivation of prepared or top sized hyacinth bulbs you should plant in fibre

'Comtesse de Paris' received the RHS's Award of Garden Merit in 2013

flowering gardens and small gardens

These fully hardy perennials are specially raised as young plants and are designed to flower in the summer of their first year

and the black wiry stalks give off an interesting contrast as well as providing it's stiff upright tree-like appearance

Lance shaped leaves with a stout stem help hold the blooms upright in stormy weather

You will reap the benefits of this trees appearance when it is placed in full sunlight

Sorbus aria 'Lutescens' offers a lovely striking