May
Rosa banksiae lutea
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Rosa banksiae lutea is a charming and elegant climbing rose. Renowned for its vigorous growth, this rose can reach impressive heights of up to 30 feet (9 meters). With its cascading clusters of small, fragrant yellow flowers, this rose creates a breathtaking floral display in spring. The blooms are abundant and cover the entire plant, transforming it into a stunning golden curtain. Caring for Rosa banksiae lutea is relatively straightforward. It thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. Regular watering is necessary, especially during dry periods, to keep the plant hydrated. Pruning is minimal and should be done after flowering to maintain its shape and remove any dead or overcrowded branches. With its captivating beauty, vigorous growth, and low-maintenance nature, Rosa banksiae lutea is a wonderful choice for gardeners seeking a delightful climbing rose that will add a touch of elegance and fragrance to their outdoor spaces.
​Wisteria sinensis Alba
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This lovely white form of Wisteria is a vigorous climber and has long, fragrant, pendulous pea-shaped flowers and lime green foliage. In spring and early summer, the fragrant blossoms emerge to produce a stunning display and will occasionally give a second flush in late summer. Wisteria is best grown over garden structures or against a house or garden wall. They are particularly pretty when trained over the roof of a pergola or over garden arches. Wisteria can be trained by careful pruning or can be left to form a mass on its own. Despite the delicate appearance they are fully hardy and will do well in most soils, though prefer well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade .
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Malus Transitoria
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Malus Transitoria is a small ornamental crab apple that bears clouds of delicate white blossom in May. This gently spreading, ornamental tree is suitable for any garden. It has beautiful, deeply lobed bright green leaves, like those of a maple which turn a lovely buttery yellow in the autumn, along with small amber-coloured berries that stay on the trees well into winter and twinkle like little jews in the rain. This tree prefers fertile moist loamy conditions but is pretty tolerant provided the ground is not waterlogged. Ultimate height is 6m with a spread of 5m.
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