Top Shrubs & Climbing Plants for Your Garden



Top Shrubs & Climbing Plants for Your Garden

Nothing can portray an English cottage garden better than a gorgeous climbing roses or wisteria framing the doorways and windows while adding a splash and dash of color here and there. And the choice of plants and shrubs isn’t limited to just these two. There is a wide variety of great climbers available at the plants and trees nursery in UK that can easily match your taste along with the available space. Besides, they can be utilized not just for the walls and doorways; climbers can easily transform the entire look of pergolas, fences and archway as well. Now, you would be wondering what all climbers and shrubs can be used around your house to give the place a dazzling new look. To help you with that, today we have a brought a few shrubs and climbing plants that fit the bill perfectly. So, let’s get started.

1.       Kentish Belle:Kentish Belle is a great shrub for the sun facing wall. It features a slim, purplish stem that carries pendulum shaped clusters of creamy, orange shaded flowers with a bright red calyx. Flowers start to bloom in July and remains till severe winters.
2.       Concha:Concha is one of those slow growing evergreens that it takes its own good time to shower us in its bounty. It has characteristic arching branches that are filled with neat, small and quite dark-green leaves with clusters of little blue flowers arising from red buds during the spring.
3.       Alionushka:If you are looking for a shrub that is easily manageable without much hassle, then alionushka fits the bill perfectly. This shrub has beautiful ruffled bells in pink shades that sometimes are tinted with mauve stripes. The flowering season starts from June and are known to extend till October.
4.       Jacqueline Postill:This plant belongs to the daphne category and is known to mesmerize everyone with its fragrance during the late winters. This plant has beautiful white flowers that are held in small clusters among lush green leaves. This plant grows amazingly well in fertile soil that doesn’t get water clogged.
5.       Glacier:If you have a north facing fence or well, then glacier is the right pick for you. It is an evergreen climber with sharp angled, silvery grey green foliage that offers a beautiful dimension to the area. During the winters, they offer a beautiful surprise in the form of lightly pink tinted reflective foliage.
6.       Heavenly Blue:Popular as one of the sweetest climbers, heaven blue is a bit tender towards frost. Every year, it rises above the soil entwining with the netting. A gorgeous cluster of this flower requires a sun kissed place with well-watered soil. The flowers have an exquisite shade of Mediterranean sky blue with a striking white throat.
7.       Saphyr Orange:The upright saphyr orange are known for their evergreen, dark leaves with beautifully clustered early summer white flowers. During the autumn, the branches are filled with bright orange berries that offer a beautiful contrasting cover for any wall.

With that being said, these are some of the easy to manage shrubs and climbing plants that are perfect for your home. Want to know more about such plants? Then, stay tuned with us.

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  1. Greenhills Nursery LtdJune 24, 2021 at 12:15 AM

    Nice post. Your garden is really beautiful and your blog is very informative. i will share your blog with my friends. Thanks for sharing valuable info.
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