Clematis and roses are two of the most timeless flowers for a vibrant garden. Read more to see some of the most stunning ways ...

Cardinal vine: Small, brilliant, red trumpet-shaped flowers appearing in midsummer. Deep-green foliage grows on dark stems. Hyacinth bean : A very vigorous climber, with many varieties available.

EVERY GARDEN NEEDS a few Clematis vines meandering about. ... ‘Rebecca’, a real stunner with bright-red, 6-inch-flowers centered with creamy yellow anthers, which blooms heavily in May, ...

The call of the wild: These varieties of specialist clematis are a bold, bright choice for spring. C. viticella has been developed into a range of outstanding garden varieties ...

Clematis growing up poles or tubular supports made from deer or pig netting kept upright with four strong stakes is a good way to add extra height… Public notices Newsletters ...

At 2 inches, their tulip-shaped flowers are twice the size of the parent's. Still not big, but beautiful — and stars in their own right. The promising varieties in the C. texensis collection are ...

Yes, you can. See the best patio clematis varieties below. Use a large pot to give roots room to grow, roughly 45cm in diameter and depth. Use a Best Buy compost for containers and mix in a Best Buy ...

An easier native clematis to use is C. texensis and its cultivars, which have vines up to 10 feet and small red blooms, some tulip-shaped. Some clematis benefit from being planted deeper than when ...