This question was asked by
- Helen

Is Clematis Vyvyan Pennell easy to look after? Would you recommend a Winter Clematis please.

Hi yes all ours are very easy to look after as they are all 2 years old and fully mature / hardy.

Look at freckles for a nice winter one



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Marianne

Hi Taylors Clematis

I have fallen in love with the idea of red winter flowering clematis
So I would like to plant Freckles and Landsdowne Gem.
I am on the notification list of the latter.

My question:
How big is the risk of you beeing out of stock regarding Freckles, when Landsdowne Gem is available? Can I reserve one or something?

Living in Denmark, I would rather not have you send twice :-)

Best regards,
Marianne

Hi Marianne, we wont have any landsdowne gem until the back end of the season I'm afraid (at the earliest)

I would suggest getting a freckles and an 'advent bells' (or just 2 freckles) and getting them planted in sooner rather than later - then at least you will get a good show of flowers this same year.

see link to them below

hope this helps





Advent Bells



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Janice

Hello, I have bought clematis from you in the past and been very pleased with them. I have a small front garden with an obelisk (made myself out of branches) about 4-5 feet high. The spot is next to the house and has sun nearly all day. I would like something evergreen to cover the obelisk, particularly in the winter months. The green being just as important as the flowers really. What would be your best suggestions ? Regards Jan

Hi I would probably say either avalanche, freckles or jingle bells (see all 3 links below) it wont matter about the final heights as they will grow around and around the obelisk slowly getting to the top, and when they do they will start to come back down again (hope this makes sense)

as all our plants are 2 years old in 2 litre pots and fully hardy, it means that they are fully mature and can be planted at anytime of year, so the sooner they go in the better they will perform this same season.

Hope this helps





Avalanche



Freckles



Jingle Bells

This question was asked by
- Helen

Is Clematis Vyvyan Pennell easy to look after? Would you recommend a Winter Clematis please.

Hi yes all ours are very easy to look after as they are all 2 years old and fully mature / hardy.

Look at freckles for a nice winter one



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Marianne

Hi Taylors Clematis

I have fallen in love with the idea of red winter flowering clematis
So I would like to plant Freckles and Landsdowne Gem.
I am on the notification list of the latter.

My question:
How big is the risk of you beeing out of stock regarding Freckles, when Landsdowne Gem is available? Can I reserve one or something?

Living in Denmark, I would rather not have you send twice :-)

Best regards,
Marianne

Hi Marianne, we wont have any landsdowne gem until the back end of the season I'm afraid (at the earliest)

I would suggest getting a freckles and an 'advent bells' (or just 2 freckles) and getting them planted in sooner rather than later - then at least you will get a good show of flowers this same year.

see link to them below

hope this helps





Advent Bells



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Janice

Hello, I have bought clematis from you in the past and been very pleased with them. I have a small front garden with an obelisk (made myself out of branches) about 4-5 feet high. The spot is next to the house and has sun nearly all day. I would like something evergreen to cover the obelisk, particularly in the winter months. The green being just as important as the flowers really. What would be your best suggestions ? Regards Jan

Hi I would probably say either avalanche, freckles or jingle bells (see all 3 links below) it wont matter about the final heights as they will grow around and around the obelisk slowly getting to the top, and when they do they will start to come back down again (hope this makes sense)

as all our plants are 2 years old in 2 litre pots and fully hardy, it means that they are fully mature and can be planted at anytime of year, so the sooner they go in the better they will perform this same season.

Hope this helps





Avalanche



Freckles



Jingle Bells

This question was asked by
- Helen

Is Clematis Vyvyan Pennell easy to look after? Would you recommend a Winter Clematis please.

Hi yes all ours are very easy to look after as they are all 2 years old and fully mature / hardy.

Look at freckles for a nice winter one



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Marianne

Hi Taylors Clematis

I have fallen in love with the idea of red winter flowering clematis
So I would like to plant Freckles and Landsdowne Gem.
I am on the notification list of the latter.

My question:
How big is the risk of you beeing out of stock regarding Freckles, when Landsdowne Gem is available? Can I reserve one or something?

Living in Denmark, I would rather not have you send twice :-)

Best regards,
Marianne

Hi Marianne, we wont have any landsdowne gem until the back end of the season I'm afraid (at the earliest)

I would suggest getting a freckles and an 'advent bells' (or just 2 freckles) and getting them planted in sooner rather than later - then at least you will get a good show of flowers this same year.

see link to them below

hope this helps





Advent Bells



Freckles

This question was asked by
- Janice

Hello, I have bought clematis from you in the past and been very pleased with them. I have a small front garden with an obelisk (made myself out of branches) about 4-5 feet high. The spot is next to the house and has sun nearly all day. I would like something evergreen to cover the obelisk, particularly in the winter months. The green being just as important as the flowers really. What would be your best suggestions ? Regards Jan

Hi I would probably say either avalanche, freckles or jingle bells (see all 3 links below) it wont matter about the final heights as they will grow around and around the obelisk slowly getting to the top, and when they do they will start to come back down again (hope this makes sense)

as all our plants are 2 years old in 2 litre pots and fully hardy, it means that they are fully mature and can be planted at anytime of year, so the sooner they go in the better they will perform this same season.

Hope this helps





Avalanche



Freckles



Jingle Bells