Crinodendron 'Alf Robbins'

Crinodendron 'Alf Robbins'A new breed of the popular Chilean native evergreen shrub. Crinodendron Alf Robbins is a rather slow growing variety carrying incised dark green leaves and lovely pure white flowers which droop beneath the foliage, giving it the common name of Lantern Tree. The blooms emerge around mid Spring and last well into the Summer months. Plant in moist, well drained soil, preferably somewhat acidic soil to bring out the best of the flowers. Keep roots shaded

Bi-colour open-trumpet flowers

Ensure watering is done well

be prepared to help train them vertically or allow for sufficient space around the plant in order for it to reach its fullest growth

violet coloured double blooms that contrast beautifully against their foliage

These are large vigorous deciduous climbers with twining stems that can easily climb trellises or fences

Other suggested uses include areas of a mixed shrub or hedge row

this Clematis variety is an RHS AGM Award winner

colourful flowers in April - June

Anemone Fantasy Jasmine will extend to 0

dark red flowers are fully double

Tolerates poor soils and drought conditions

produces a slightly different shape to its type series- a domed clump