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38 LISTINGS FOR DECIDUOUS-CLIMBERS

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aka Anemone Clematis

Use this beautiful deciduous climber to smother a fence, trellis or pergola. Quick growing with attractive bronzy green foliage and the most beautiful lilac pink flowers that open from perfect tight buds in early spring. Nice soft fragrance. Hardy and easy to grow.

 

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aka AKA Josephine Clematis hybrid

Large pale pink star shaped blooms highlighted with a central bar of deeper carmine pink. Very pretty in full bloom and lovely to twist and twine through deciduous trees. Plant in sun or part shade in well drained, deep cool soil for best results. Deciduous.

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aka Clematis Hybrid

An introduction from Japan with large creamy-white stars of bloom that gradually fade to whie as they age. Exquisite set against the new green foliage. Nice silky seed-heads follow the flowers. Plant in the sun and keep the roots cool. Flowers mainly in the spring. Deciduous.

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aka aka Alocante Bouchet

Ornamental, self supporting, climbing Grape perfect for covering pergolas and providing decorative shade for patios. Panicles of small greenish flowers are sometimes followed by small grapes but the main feature is the autumn foliage which has shades of fiery red and purple. Deciduous.

 

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aka Ornamental Crimson Glory Vine

This ornamental Grape from Japan has broad, lobed foliage which is glossy and green with a rust under felt. In autumn a spectacular change takes place and the leaves become a riot of amber, orange, scarlet, crimson and purple. The insignificant flowers bare inedible small fruit. Deciduous.

This climber will support itself with tendrils that will cling to most surfaces. It is vigorous and will cover a large area quite quickly so give it some space to show how lovely it can be. Likes a hot summer, good drainage and soil that is not too heavy.

 

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aka Ornamental Tenturier Grape

Climber. A highly ornamental Grape with deeply lobed leaves of grey green that turn to deep purple tones in the autumn. The insignificant flowers produce small black bitter tasting fruit. This stunning foliage climber likes the sun and good drainage. Any pruning is done in winter. Deciduous.

 

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Perennial climber. These vines are highly ornamental and look gorgeous in flower. An ex-commercial New Zealand-bred variety with seedless female flowers, which can be used for brewing and potpourri. A vigorous growing plant that climbs up a string or pole. This variety is resistant to phytophthora. Deciduous

This variety is resistant to phytophthora. Harvest from late February to March.

 

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aka Climbing Hydrangea

Lacecap. This is a very rare, self-clinging, climbing Hydrangea that hails from Mexico. The evergreen leaves are large, serrated and dark green. The flat white flower heads open from large buds and appear en masse in summer. Protect from harsh frost. Evergreen.

An interesting plant that can be used to cover an unsightly wall or fence, perhaps use it to cover a water tank if you live rural. Like me the plant may droop a little in our harsh afternoon sun but as long as it is well watered it will recover as the day cools. Perhaps happiest in a morning sun only position. Information Pages

 

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aka Late Dutch Honeysuckle, Woodbine

Masses of fabulously fragrant, tubular, white flowers that turn deep yellow, and are streaked red outside, smother this honeysuckle in late spring. In hot summers, the flowers may be followed by small, bright red fruits. Deciduous and earlier flowering than many other varieties, this one will quickly cover a boundary wall or fence in full sun or partial shade.

 

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aka Honeysuckle

Attractive blue-green twining foliage and clusters of bright, scarlet red tubular flowers throughout the summer. Deliciously fragrant. Easy to grow and vigorous. Can be semi-evergreen depending on winter temperatures.