Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells Trees for damp A compact form of mop-head

A compact form of mop-head hydrangea with curly-edged flowers

The divided leaves are pale grey-green

Apple Somerset Redstreak is fairly vigorous

Narcissus Mixed Double are a classic mix of double daffodils varieties and will thrive equally well in a container or they will naturalise well in grass or under trees

Seasons of interest: Evergreen

Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells Trees for damp A compact form of mop-headClematis Jingle Bells A vigorous, woody, evergreen climber, Clematis cirrhosa Jingle Bells is aptly named, as it starts flowering in mid December, continuing to February. The tripartite, typical clematis leaves are deep green, a lovely foil for the flowers. From winter to early spring, delicately scented, nodding, creamy white, four petalled flowers with a central boss of stamens are borne along the stems; these are followed by pretty, silky seed