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Clematis cirrhosa Jingle BellsClematis Jingle Bells A vigorous, woody, evergreen climber, Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells is aptly named, as it starts flowering in mid December, continuing to February. The tripartite, typical clematis leaves are deep green, a lovely foil for the flowers. From winter to early spring, delicately scented, nodding, creamy white, four petalled flowers with a central boss of stamens are borne along the stems; these are followed by pretty, silky seed

with thorny stems and a dense twiggy habit

and pale green

Prunus domestica Coe's Golden Drop has a luscious gage-like flavour derived from its Green Gage parent

Little or no pruning needed

Less thorny than the species

Rosa Bantry Bay is a modern climbing rose with large

From midsummer to autumn the shrub bears big

a flowering hedge or even a naturalistic planting

larger than those of most whitebeams at 12mm

good as a lawn specimen

with a good balance of sweetness and acidity – a delicious little apple

creamy white flowers that look like Chinese Paper Lanterns