Clematis All Season Collection - Wild Bird Food Direct

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Clematis All Season Collection

Clematis All Season Collection contains a versatile selection of clematis for every season including both herbaceous and climbing varieties.

Best Sellers
- Hydrangea paniculata ‘Tickled Pink’
  
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- Cornflower ‘The Bride’ – Seeds
  
  Amberboa ‘The Bride’ is an easy to grow annual with large, sweetly scented flowers in purest white. This stunning white cornflower is perfect for cutting and Read More »
- Viburnum dentatum ‘Blue Muffin Christom’
  
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- Microgreens Swiss Chard ‘Red Chard’ – Seeds
  
  Microgreens Swiss Chard ‘Red Chard’ haver a distinctive appearance with their pink stems and slender leaves. These tasty shoots are sweet, with an earthy aftertaste that Read More »
- Hydrangea ‘Mojito’
  
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- Chaenomeles superba ‘Texas Scarlet’
  
  One of the best red Chaenomeles, delivering stunning spring impact with its fiery display of vivid red flowers. Read More »
- Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’
  
  The ?Chater?s? Series are well known for their towering spires of flowers and rich range of colours. Hollyhock ‘Chater’s Salmon Pink’ is brimming with elegance and Read More »
- Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Double Flowered Mixed’
  
  A vibrant display of fully double Begonia flowers in a fabulous, bright colour range. Begonia ‘Double Flowered Mixed’ makes the perfect choice for adding colour to Read More »
- Delphinium elatum ‘Paramo Azul’
  
  Bring bold colour and dramatic height to your summer borders with this spectacular Delphinium Read More »
- Swiss Chard ‘Celebration’ – Seeds
  
  Liven up your dinner plate or salad bowl with a rainbow of tasty and nutritious stems, courtesy of colourful Swiss chard ?Celebration? Read More »

Most Popular
- Peony ‘Alexander Fleming’
  
  A mid-season variety with large, double, fragrant pink flowers up to 20cm wide. Read More »
- Trachelospermum Trio
  
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- Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Little Goldstar’
  
  New breeding has produced this exceptional Black Eyed Susan, which unlike other Rudbeckia fulgida varieties produces flowers literally non-stop from July through to October – without Read More »
- Rhus aromatica ‘Gro-Low’
  
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- Salvia farinacea ‘Seascape Mixed’ – Seeds
  
  A relaxing blend of three varieties of salvia with stunning flower spires in shades of blue with silver. These compact, branching and early flowering salvias will Read More »

Our Picks
- Mandevilla sanderi ‘Bloom Bells® Red’
  
  Exotic, glowing crimson blooms adorn this tropical evergreen climber Read More »
- Microgreens Chives ‘Garlic’ – Seeds
  
  The slender shoots of Garlic Chives make delicious microgreens with a distinctive mild garlic flavour that brings a tasty treat to sandwiches, wraps and salads. Read More »
- Dwarf Bean ‘Delinel’ – Seeds
  
  Dwarf Bean ‘Delinel’ is an outstanding variety for both crop yield and flavour. The 15cm (6) mid green, stringless beans are of superb quality with dark Read More »
- Peanuts – Aflatoxin Tested
  
  Our high quality aflatoxin tested peanuts are high in protein and oil and are great when offered to garden birds in a peanut feeder. Read More »
- Shasta Daisy ‘Becky’
  
  These cheerful Shasta Daisies are so reliable and rewarding there should be a place for them in every garden. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Blueberry ‘Bluegold’
  
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- Dianthus ‘Flutterby’
  
  Pretty in pink, Dianthus ?Flutterby? boasts magenta single flowers with a darker centre and a contrasting white eye and margin. Read More »
- Physalis alkekengi
  
  Better known as ‘Chinese Lantern’, Physalis alkekengi bears red, papery ‘lanterns’ that add a bright splash of colour to fading perennial borders and can be cut Read More »
- Passiflora ‘Violacea Victoria’
  
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- Calycanthus floridus ‘Aphrodite’
  
  A stunning and unusual shrub, rarely seen in gardens, Calycanthus ?Aphrodite? well-deserves to be named after the Greek Goddess of Beauty! Read More »