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Holboellia  

Stauntonia hexaphylla is a choice, hardy climber that should be more widely known. It is reliably evergreen, has wonderful nodding bell shaped white, tinged with violet, flowers. The flowers are produced during early to mid summer and are sweetly perfumed. A fast growing twinning climber that is fully hardy.

Will flower best in full sun but is also happy growing in a shady position

    Position? full sun to shade; out of cold, drying winds - especially coastal winds
    Soil? all soils, but avoid waterlogged areas; very dry soils will need extra watering
    Eventual size? up to 8 metres, but can be pruned
    Habit? fast growing, twining evergreen climber, needs wires or trellis for support
Currently available at the nursery:
Holboellia  

60 to 80cm

£12.50
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