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Can anyone suggest an easy care flowering climber for a partially shady spot - to be grown in a container.  I have a rather bare concrete shed that I would like to cover - I would really like something fast growing and am a bit nervous about pruning

We are looking for an evergreen climber to hide an ugly brick shed in next door garden. Have put up a trellis and tried  clematis armandii and also jasmin  trachelospermum but both have ended up with leaves badly burnt by the cold winds that get

Last summer I discovered a twining, tender climber called Lophospermum, or lofos. I bought two varieties, 'Burgundy Falls' and 'Summer Cream' (both pictured left), as plug plants from a mail-order seed company. I grew my lofos under cover, in 7

Looking to put some climbers on our back fence. Can anyone recommend an affective looking climber please? Perhaps a couple? Evergreen and scented? Thank u.. Which way does the fence face - does it get sun all day or only part of the day, and what

can anyone recommend a climber to grow up the side of a house, we've recently had a door bricked up and I'mm wanting to cover it with something long flowering?     Are you looking for something that is permanently in leaf?  Or are you not bothered

need that if pot large enough. You'd probably lose some foliage, but its fast to come back in my experience - certainly not the equivalent of using an annual climber. I'm in North Yorkshire (though not in the wilds) and only brought in during

I am looking for a climber to place in a shaded part of my garden, i been looking at some of the Clematis that grow well in the shade, but thought i should ask around to see if anyone has any good suggestions for Climbers that grow well in the shade

I have recently constructed a gothic style metal archway. I'm looking for 2 climbers to plant now and get them settled before winter so they get a head start for growth and flowers/fragrance next year. Recently went to National Garden Show at Royal

Can anyone suggest climbers for a large conservatory. It is hot - when we have anything approaching summer - but largely unheated in winter. I have a good trellis cones which reach almost to the top bars.

Hi I am planing on having  2 climbers to grow 6-7 ft to cover 4 fence pannels. I have a problem where 2 fence pannels have concrete infront of them. The soil in front of the other 2 panels would be questionable as i am sure its very stony. We would