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Parthenocissus quinquefolia Yellow WallVirginia Creeper Yellow Wall Quite a new cultivar of Virginia creeper with unusual autumn colour, Parthenocissus quinquefolia Yellow Wall is a very big, exceptionally vigorous, fast growing, woody, deciduous climber, which climbs by means of suckers. The perfect site is a very large brick or stone wall small structures will be rapidly overwhelmed, and the suckers find it hard to cling to very smooth surfaces. The mid green, five fingered leaves with

Keep: Does not keep once picked

Upright clusters of inconspicuous pinkish-red flowers in spring

The fruit is small to medium sized

Masses of large

and a reliable

rose Queen of Denmark holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The black oak is native to Canada

but the Fraser doesn't drop its needles as quickly

A lovely shrub for seaside and other mild areas

forming a beautiful rounded dense globe of foliage

This mix is made up with our selection of 4 to 5 of the following varieties:

Cornus controversa gets its name of wedding cake tree from its unusual tiered branches