Climbing plants

Appearance of the plant: Rosa Crazy in Love is a beautiful rose with striking flowers in a vibrant, orange-pink color. The flowers have a full, round shape and are richly filled with petals that emit a pleasant fragrance. The leaves are deep green and glossy, forming a beautiful contrast with the colorful flowers. Location: This rose does best in a sunny location, where it receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. It can be placed in the garden as well as in a large pot on a terrace or balcony. Ensure there is sufficient space around the plant for optimal growth. Water requirements: Rosa Crazy in Love needs regular water to grow well. Ensure the soil remains evenly moist, but avoid the plant standing in water. In warm periods, daily watering may be necessary, while in cooler periods, less frequent watering is sufficient. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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With this set of three mixed climbing roses, you instantly bring an abundance of color and fragrance to your outdoor space. This mix has been carefully composed to create a varied and vibrant look against a wall, fence, or rose arch. With a height of approximately 65 cm and supplied in Ø15 cm pots, you receive strong plants known for their rich flowering and climbing characteristics. An ideal choice for those who love the timeless charm of climbing roses in various shades.

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‘Rosa Crazy in love Pink’ is a popular pink climbing rose with fresh green, glossy leaves. Roses have been one of the best-known and most widely planted groups of plants for hundreds of years. The rose holds symbolic value in various cultures. As early as antiquity, temples and palaces were decorated with them. The rose begins to bloom in June and continues flowering until the first frost in October or November. To encourage flowering, it is advisable to remove old and spent flowers. The climbing rose prefers a sunny location, and for the best growth, it is best to prune it back to about 30 centimeters above the ground every other year.

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‘Rosa Crazy in love Vanilla’ is a popular cream-white climbing rose with fresh green, glossy leaves. Roses have been one of the best-known and most widely planted groups of plants for hundreds of years. The rose holds symbolic value in various cultures. As early as antiquity, temples and palaces were decorated with them. The rose begins to bloom in June and continues flowering until the first frost in October or November. To encourage flowering, it is advisable to remove old and spent flowers. The climbing rose prefers a sunny location, and for the best growth, it is best to prune it back to about 30 centimeters above the ground every other year.

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‘Rosa Crazy in love Vanilla’ is a popular cream-white climbing rose with fresh green, glossy leaves. Roses have been one of the best-known and most widely planted groups of plants for hundreds of years. The rose holds symbolic value in various cultures. As early as antiquity, temples and palaces were decorated with them. The rose begins to bloom in June and continues flowering until the first frost in October or November. To encourage flowering, it is advisable to remove old and spent flowers. The climbing rose prefers a sunny location, and for the best growth, it is best to prune it back to about 30 centimeters above the ground every other year.

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‘Rosa Crazy in love Pink’ is a popular pink climbing rose with fresh green, glossy leaves. Roses have been one of the best-known and most widely planted groups of plants for hundreds of years. The rose holds symbolic value in various cultures. As early as antiquity, temples and palaces were decorated with them. The rose begins to bloom in June and continues flowering until the first frost in October or November. To encourage flowering, it is advisable to remove old and spent flowers. The climbing rose prefers a sunny location, and for the best growth, it is best to prune it back to about 30 centimeters above the ground every other year.

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Appearance of the plant: The Rosa Crazy in Love 'Red' is a striking rose with deep red, velvety flowers. The flowers are full and rich in petals, with a classic rose shape. The foliage is glossy and dark green, forming a beautiful contrast with the red flowers. This rose is known for its romantic appearance and attracts attention in any garden or patio. Location: This rose thrives best in full sun, but can also tolerate partial shade. Ideal for outdoors in borders, flowerbeds, or in a pot on a sunny patio. Water requirements: Water regularly, especially during dry periods. Ensure the soil remains moist, but avoid standing water. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for houseplants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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Wisteria, better known as blue wisteria, is an enchanting outdoor plant that thrives in the warm and temperate regions of the United States, China, Korea, and Japan. This resilient climber is highly valued for its ability to liven up garden arches, walls, and pergolas. The plant boasts cascades of rich, blue-violet flowers that appear in the spring and emit a soft, pleasant fragrance. These spectacular flowers not only enhance the aesthetic value of a garden but also purify the surrounding air. Remarkably, wisteria is hardy and withstands cold climates with grace, making it a durable and attractive choice for gardeners. Wisteria, often known as blue wisteria, thrives in sunny spots, making it essential to choose a well-lit location for planting. Regular watering keeps the trailing flowers lush and vibrant. Ideally, wisteria should be planted in fertile, well-draining soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. During the growing season, particularly from spring to mid-summer, feeding wisteria with a balanced fertilizer every month supports its vigorous growth and flowering capacity. Choosing the right conditions promotes robust growth, transforming your garden into a picturesque scene with beautiful, long clusters of sweet-smelling flowers. Wisteria is an enchanting flowering plant often used to beautify outdoor spaces. Its captivating cascades of blue flowers add a romantic appeal to arbors, pergolas, and rose arches, drawing the eye upwards and creating a stunning natural canopy. Wisteria thrives in sunny areas and adds fragrance and color, making it a favorite choice for gardens and pathways, where it can offer both visual delight and a serene ambiance. Enrich your garden with the breathtaking wisteria plant, easily supplied at a manageable size of 17 cm. Currently reaching an impressive height of 75 cm, wisteria is perfect for adding structure and color to your outdoor spaces. Ideal for garden lovers, wisteria thrives in sunny spots and brings vibrant life wherever it grows. Known for its easy care, wisteria is perfect for both novice and experienced gardeners looking for low-maintenance beauty. Admire its stunning appearance with trailing blue flowers that create a visually striking display in any garden.

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Blue Wisteria, also known as Wisteria, is an enchanting outdoor plant celebrated for its hanging clusters of flowers. Originating from the moist soil of Japan, China, and the eastern United States, Wisteria thrives in temperate regions. This plant adorns gardens and patios with its vigorous growth and sprawling tendrils. The blossoms of the Wisteria are particularly remarkable for their vibrant blue-violet color and intoxicating fragrance, which appear primarily in the spring. These long, hanging clusters can grow up to a foot long. Furthermore, Wisteria is hardy, capable of withstanding cold climates, making it a resilient choice for many gardeners. Wisteria thrives in full sun and ideally needs to receive at least six hours of direct sunlight per day. It requires regular watering to keep the soil moist, especially during dry periods. The preferred soil for this plant is fertile, well-drained, and should be slightly acidic to neutral in terms of pH value. Wisteria benefits from fertilization in the spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to support its vigorous growth and flowering potential. Further light applications can be made throughout the growing season to promote lush, healthy vines and an abundant display of the enchanting blue flowers. Wisteria thrives outdoors and transforms spaces with its hanging clusters of vibrant blue flowers. Often draped over pergolas, trellises, and fences, these resilient plants transform gardens into picturesque sanctuaries. Their robustness and stunning appearance, especially in spring and early summer, also improve the street-side appearance and increase property value, making them a favorite choice among landscape enthusiasts. Here is the translation of the provided English text into Dutch: 1. Enrich your garden with the striking 115 cm tall Wisteria, perfect for adding a touch of vibrant color and lush greenery. 2. Choose this sun-loving Blue Rain to ensure your plant thrives, ideal for brightening up sunny spots in your garden. 3. Receive your Blue Rain in a convenient 23 cm size, making it easy to handle and perfect for direct planting. 4. Caring for the Blue Rain is hassle-free, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. 5. The unique blue flowers of the Blue Rain make it a striking feature in any landscape design.

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‘Clematis Justa’ is a large-flowered clematis with lilac flowers. These flowers appear around May-June, and the clematis continues to bloom until September. The clematis is hardy but deciduous. Pruning this plant is not necessary but is possible if, for example, it becomes too large. Because this large-flowered clematis blooms quite early, it is advisable to prune only after flowering. To help the clematis climb better, it needs a little assistance. It is therefore best to guide the plant upwards along a trellis, wire, or stake. The clematis therefore performs very well in both partial shade and full sun.

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‘Parthenocissus tricuspidata Veitch Boskoop’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences, but it can also be used as a ground cover. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.

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Fallopia Baldschuanica is a deciduous climber that blooms for a long period with clusters of white flowers. The Fallopia blooms from August to September and grows very quickly. You can place your climber in full sun or partial shade, although you should bear in mind that the flowering will be less intense depending on the amount of shade. Fallopia Baldschuanica is the ideal climbing plant if you want to cover a fence or wall within a year!

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‘Clematis Jackmanii’ is a clematis with medium-sized, deep purple-blue flowers. These appear during the summer months, from July to September. The clematis is a hardy plant that tolerates the Dutch winter very well. It has great ornamental value due to its beautiful shape and flowering pattern. Prune the clematis back to 30 cm above the ground at the end of winter to ensure the richest bloom and keep the plant in good shape. If you want to grow the clematis along a trellis or fence, it is advisable to give the plant a little help. You can do this by neatly tying the new shoots along the trellis or guiding them along the fence.

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Fallopia Baldschuanica is a deciduous climber that blooms for a long period with clusters of white flowers. The Fallopia blooms from August to September and grows very quickly. You can place your climber in full sun or partial shade, although you should bear in mind that the flowering will be less intense depending on the amount of shade. Fallopia Baldschuanica is the ideal climbing plant if you want to cover a fence or wall within a year!

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‘Passiflora Purple Haze’ is a climbing plant with stunning purple passion flowers. The plant originates from central and western South America, but now you can create a tropical atmosphere in your own garden. You can expect flowers on the passiflora from June to September. The passion flower is a true fair-weather bloomer. On warm days with plenty of light/sun, the buds will burst open. On somewhat colder and darker days, however, few flowers will open. It is a true climber and therefore appreciates some support from a trellis or fence as it grows.

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‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.

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‘Clematis Jackmanii’ is a clematis with medium-sized, deep purple-blue flowers. These appear during the summer months, from July to September. The clematis is a hardy plant that tolerates the Dutch winter very well. It has great ornamental value due to its beautiful shape and flowering pattern. Prune the clematis back to 30 cm above the ground at the end of winter to ensure the richest bloom and keep the plant in good shape. If you want to grow the clematis along a trellis or fence, it is advisable to give the plant a little help. You can do this by neatly tying the new shoots along the trellis or guiding them along the fence.

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‘Passiflora Purple Haze’ is a climbing plant with stunning purple passion flowers. The plant originates from central and western South America, but now you can create a tropical atmosphere in your own garden. You can expect flowers on the passiflora from June to September. The passion flower is a true fair-weather bloomer. On warm days with plenty of light/sun, the buds will burst open. On somewhat colder and darker days, however, few flowers will open. It is a true climber and therefore appreciates some support from a trellis or fence as it grows.

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Appearance of the plant: Clematis Justa is a beautiful climbing plant with striking, large flowers that vary from white to light pink. The flowers have a delicate, star-shaped appearance and are surrounded by deep green leaves. The leaves are oval and have a fresh green color, which forms a beautiful contrast with the flowers. This Clematis can produce an abundance of flowers during the flowering period. Location: Clematis Justa grows best in a sunny to partially shaded location. It is ideal for outdoor places such as a garden wall or a pergola, but can also be placed indoors in a bright room. Ensure that the roots are in the shade and that the top of the plant receives sufficient sunlight. Water requirements: This plant requires a moderate amount of water. Keep the soil evenly moist, but avoid placing the plant in an overly wet environment. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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‘Clematis Multi Blue’ is one of the clematis varieties with the largest flowers. It blooms twice a year, making it a real eye-catcher in the garden. The first bloom is around May-June with violet-blue flowers, and the second bloom is between July and September. After the ‘Clematis Multi Blue’ has flowered for the first time, it is best to prune it back so that it will bloom a second time. The clematis has neat and compact growth, making it suitable for both large and small gardens.

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‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.

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‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.

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3x - Passiflora mix - ↨65cm, Ø15

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Appearance of the plant: Parthenocissus tricuspidata, also known as Virginia creeper, has striking, palmate leaves that usually consist of three lobed parts. In summer, the leaves are green, but in autumn they change to a beautiful red-purple color. The plant can attach itself to surfaces using small adhesive roots and has no conspicuous flowers, but produces small, blue berries in the autumn. Location: This plant grows best in a sunny to partially shaded location. It can be placed both indoors and outdoors, but prefers an outdoor location where it can climb against a wall or other surface. Indoors, it needs plenty of light to grow well. Water requirements: Parthenocissus tricuspidata requires a moderate amount of water. Ensure that the soil remains evenly moist, but not waterlogged. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.

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‘Passiflora Purple Haze’ is a climbing plant with stunning purple passion flowers. The plant originates from central and western South America, but now you can create a tropical atmosphere in your own garden. You can expect flowers on the passiflora from June to September. The passion flower is a true fair-weather bloomer. On warm days with plenty of light/sun, the buds will burst open. On somewhat colder and darker days, however, few flowers will open. It is a true climber and therefore appreciates some support from a trellis or fence as it grows.

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Fallopia Baldschuanica is a deciduous climber that blooms for a long period with clusters of white flowers. The Fallopia blooms from August to September and grows very quickly. You can place your climber in full sun or partial shade, although you should bear in mind that the flowering will be less intense depending on the amount of shade. Fallopia Baldschuanica is the ideal climbing plant if you want to cover a fence or wall within a year!

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