Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells Trees for damp Seasons of interest: Evergreen

Seasons of interest: Evergreen

avoid exposed sites

Ceanothus Blue Mound is a medium-sized

Narcissus Mixed Double are a classic mix of double daffodils varieties and will thrive equally well in a container or they will naturalise well in grass or under trees

Thrives where the roots are shaded and the crown is in the sun

Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells Trees for damp Seasons of interest: EvergreenClematis 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