Clematis ’Heather Herschell’ (Clematis ’Heather Herschell’)

Is a herbaceous, non-climbing clematis easy to grow clematis, considered to be one of the finest selections of its type.

Was given the Golden Clematis Award from the International Clematis Society in 2015.

Flowers  between July-September by producing medium to dark pink, nodding, bell-shaped flowers with strong stems and foliage.

The growth is strong and vigorous to about 2M.

Prefers sun to partial shade and fertile, constantly moist and well-drained soil.

Pruning should be done in early spring before new growth by cutting back last year’s stems to a strong buds about 5-10cm above soil level.

Fully Frost Hardy - tolerates temperature down to -15C

Can be grown in mixed border, on perennial borders, among shrubs or in containers.

Five-leaf Akebia  (Akebia quinata)

General description: A striking tropical climber wrapping itself around the supports. The beautiful, evergreen, strongly growing, reaches up to 3 m in height.

Flowers: fragrant with cinnamon, in the spring months is sprinkled with beautiful purple-pink flowers and green, elongated leaves.

Flowering: blooms in June - July

Requirements / Cultivation:   position: sun - partial shade, plant up to 0.5-1 m in ordinary garden soil, do not cut, fertilize moderately.

Large rose ’Chopinv (Rosa ’Chopin’)

General description: Polish rose variety with very large flowers (12-13 cm in diameter). Grows up to 1.5 m. It is one of the most valuable varieties of roses due to the beautiful white shade of flowers and a noticeable and pleasant smell.

Flowering: Blooms for a long time - the first flowers appear already at the turn of May and June, and the last in November.

Variety that is undemanding.

It does not require any special care nor treatments. It is important, however, to prune it appropriately (it is recommended to cut the shoots thoroughly and remove the faded and overblown flowers).

Requirements / Cultivation:  plant in a sunny position with moderately moist soil.  ‘Chopin Rose’ is completely resistant to frost. Ideal for planting individually as well as for discounts.

’Aurora’ grapevine (Vitis ’Aurora’)

Variety not very susceptible to frost, very fertile, 

resistant to fungal diseases,
grows strong, fruits ripen in mid September,
can be cultivated throughout the country - not too demanding.

Aurora is an interspecies crossbreed, sweet,
suitable for processing (for wine, juice), as well as a garden and dessert variety
Leaves are medium-sized,
clusters are long (weight of up to 90 g), cylindrical,
medium-sized berries (about 1.6 g each), slightly flattened, have a delicate yellow-green skin and juicy flesh.

It requires grapes selection.
Shrub suitable for the fence, hoarding, and as a pergola – high forms

All our grapevine seedlings have State Inspectorate of Plant Health and Seeds passports.