Attractive to Bees

There are always lots of bees and insects around the nursery and here we have compiled a list of those clematis & climbers which are most attractive to them. We all know how important bees are for us and the eco-system so with these plants we can support wildlife and enjoy the garden too. 

Bees visit flowers to collect nectar and pollen, which they use as food for themselves and the larvae in their hives or nests. By moving from flower to flower, they are vital pollinators of many garden and wild flowers. Insect pollination is essential for the cropping of most fruits and some vegetables.

Thanks must go to Wim Snoeijer for his help in refining this list.

To find out much more about how important Bees are to our lives, you can visit an interesting website on the different types of bees in the UK. www.beelife.org

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Clematis Ozawas Blue

The rich mid-blue nodding bell-shaped flowers have light mauve-blue margins and strongly recurving tips.

£18.00
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Clematis Pamela

The white, lightly scented flowers have a prominent crown of stamens and it has lovely bluey-green foliage. A slightly larger flower than other recta types.

£19.95
Clematis Pangbourne Pink

The nodding bell-shaped flowers of Pangbourne Pink are a gloriously rich deep rose-pink. Some people can detect a delicate perfume if it is grown in the sun.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

 
£18.00
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Clematis Paul Farges (Fargesioides, SUMMER SNOW)

Clematis 'Paul Farges' The clusters of dainty creamy-white flowers have a very prominent crown of primrose-yellow stamens. A vigorous climber that produces an abundance of pretty flowers.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

 
£18.00
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Clematis PETIT FAUCON Evisix

clematis Petit Faucon is a marvellous little plant with nodding to outward facing flowers with four rich bluey-purple tepals. The stamens have rosy-purple filaments and golden yellow anthers. 
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

 
£19.95
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Clematis Pink Dwarf

The clusters of hyacinth shaped flowers are pale to light silvery-pink and makes an excellent 'front of border' plant. This clump-forming clematis has erect woody stems and requires free draining soil.

£19.95
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Clematis Pink Perfection (montana var. rubens 'Pink Perfection')
Clematis Pink Perfection (montana var. rubens 'Pink Perfection')

Pale pink rounded flowers have a delightful fragrance when grown in the sun. A reliable and popular montana we have grown for many years.
Also known as montana Pink Perfection.

£18.00
Clematis Praecox

The clusters of white star-shaped flowers have deep bluey-mauve tips. A clump-forming, vigorous, scrambler that also looks fabulous when trained against a wall. clematis 'Preacox' is also known as jouiniana 'Preacox'.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

£19.95
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Clematis Prosperity

Masses of white flowers with lightly crimped margins are borne in great profusion in early summer, followed by a further display

£23.50
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Clematis recta Purpurea

Glorious purply-bronze foliage with clusters of small white star-shaped flowers that have a hawthorn-like perfume. The foliage is at it's best in the spring and requires some support to keep it upright in a herbaceous border.

£19.95
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Clematis rehderiana

The dainty pale yellow nodding bell-shaped flowers are borne in clusters and have a cowslip-like perfume. Occasionally slow to establish but is definitely worth the wait!
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

£22.50
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Clematis Rooguchi

Clematis Rooguchi has rich shiny purple, deeply ribbed bell-shaped flowers with silvery-purple margins. Bred in Japan for the cut flower market it also excels as a valuable garden plant.

£19.95
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Clematis Rosea

The mid mauvy-pink nodding bell-shaped flowers merge to paler pink at their beautifully twisted tips. This is possibly the best of the integrifolia in Peter's opinion and one we will always stock.

£18.00
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Clematis Rouge Cardinal

A lovely old clematis that is dark velvety wine-red when first open, as the blooms mature the colour becomes deep purply-cerise. A family favourite.

£18.00
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Clematis Rubens

This well-known montana has light pink flowers with a textured surface, vanilla scent and the foliage is tinged with bronze. Grow in a sunny position to enhance the perfume.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

£18.00
Clematis Rubens Superba (montana var. rubens 'Rubens Superba')

A selected form of 'Rubens' considered to be an improvement with a slightly larger bloom and stronger fragrance. Light pink flowers with a textured surface, vanilla scent and the foliage is tinged with bronze.

£18.00
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Clematis SAPHYRAź Estrella 'CLEMINOV27'

From an abundance of spiky buds, starlike flowers of mauve-blue appear and mature to pale mauvey-blue as they age. A slightly deeper pinky-lavender bar can be seen when they first open but quickly disappears.

£21.00
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Clematis SAPHYRAź Indigo 'CLEMINOV51'

Prolific starlike flowers of deep indigo-blue mature to a mid indigo and the central stamens open to reveal white filaments. Long flowering from mid-June to autumn, this is the oldest variety of the SAPHYRA® range.

£21.00
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Clematis SAPHYRAź Nancy 'CLEMINOV15'
Clematis SAPHYRAź Nancy 'CLEMINOV15'

Abundant fuchsia pink starlike flowers are shown off brilliantly against a bright green foliage. A more natural climber than the other SAPHYRA® cultivars, Nancy will happily climb up a small support, climb a wall trellis or create lovely ground cover. Also consider her to use as a scrambling companion in a border over other shrubs, her uses are varied thanks to her prolific and forgiving nature.

£21.00
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Clematis SAPHYRAź Violetta 'CLEMINOV32'

Star-shaped flowers of deep purply-blue are produced in great abundance on this compact and prolific scrambling clematis. Violetta can also be trained up a short support or allowed to cascade over a short wall and the flowers last well if you like to cut flowers for the home.

£21.00
Clematis Snowdrift

The clusters of white flowers have a good perfume. A superb evergreen climber that requires free draining soil, sunny aspect to enhance perfume.

£25.50
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Clematis stans

A species from Japan that has clusters of small bluish-white to pale blue hyacinth shaped flowers which occasionally have a slight perfume. This clump-forming clematis has erect woody stems and requires free draining soil.

£19.95
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Clematis Swedish Bells

The nodding bell-shaped flowers are lavender-blue with paler bluey-white margins. A delightful addition to any garden with these enchanting 'dancing' flowers.

£19.95
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Clematis Sweet Scentsation

The glorious clusters of white, sweetly scented star-like flowers are borne in great abundance making an eye-catching display for your garden.

£19.95
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