Climbers

Small fruits with yellow flesh and the scent of apples. Right from its early age, this female variety carries apple scented fruit of 3 to 4 cm with yellow flesh. Harvest in Octobre - Novembre. Best planted in a sunny spot, along a wall, under a pergola, or trained in rows, like vines. Planted close to Actinidia chinensis 'Minkimâle', the necessary pollinator to obtain fruit (1 male stock to 7 female stocks). Trophies: Silver Medal at Innovert® 2012 nursery category (Angers - FRANCE)

A self-fertile kiwi plant with very large fruits This variety of kiwi, with its large, round leaves and self-fertilizing flowers, doesn't need to be accompanied to produce fruit!  In fact, once well established, this plant will produce large fruits, around 7 cm long and 5 cm in diameter, which will increase in number over the years. The fruits are sparsely hairy, with juicy, sweet green flesh. Its voluble vine-like habit makes it ideal for trellising along a wall or arbour, in a sunny position sheltered from the wind. nb : Trophée St Jean de Beauregard September 2023

A compact, highly floriferous clematis, ideal for terraces or small gardens. Beautiful, bright pink flowers with lighter central veins and bright red petal edges. Repeat flowering from May to September A compact habit, small-growing plant A nice variety for flowerpot, patio, or low wall

Giant : generous flowering, numerous two-coloured flowers of spectacular dimensions. Among the selections of the range, GIGA® Parma : a generous show of two-coloured flowers with spectacular dementions in May and June, a second flowering in September.

Very big flowers, of original red purple colouring. Among the selections of the range, GIGA® Violine: abundant flowering in May and June, a second flowering in September, with big flowers of original red purple colouring.

A clematis with a great thrive and white, perfumed semi-double flowers This spectacularly vigorous clematis has an early spring bloom on the upper half of the plant. The semi-double, creamy-white flowers are pleasantly fragrant. It can quickly cover an arbour, climb a tall tree or conceal a wall or pylon.

A splendid clematis for city gardens Princess Arabelle® is an original variety, the result of a combination of 'Arabella' x 'Princess Diana'. Its large, single flowers, with long tepals and distant edges, give an attractive starry appearance. Its flowers are particularly remontant, evolving from light pink, old pink to deeper pink depending on the light. Compact and robust, its stems are fairly thick and its growth habit upright. This clematis is very hardy and restarts from the base every year. Ideal for balconies, terraces or in the ground.

A duo of bright pink tones, minimum height 1.00 m SAPHYRA ® Duo Rose is well ramified, bushy, supple and slightly climbing. Its foliage is abundant.In June, the plant is covered in two-tone stars of more than 10 cm in diameter; the petals are pink, the centre of the flower, fuchsia. The stamens are also deep pink. A second, slightly less abundant flowering follows in September. This duo of pink blends perfectly with vivacious plants or low shrubs. Trophies: Bronze medal at INNOVERT ® 2010 (Angers - FRANCE)

A cloud of small flowers and especially low growth This latest selection from the range has many small light violet to pink flowers. It is the smallest of the SAPHYRA ® varieties. A cloud of small starshaped flowers from June to September and a height of under 0.80m make Estrella an asset for any garden or grown in pots during the summer months.

Exceptional flowering and low growth with this, the oldest variety of the SAPHYRA® range This variety of Clematis is low growing: its shape is at first upright, then supple with flexible stems. The adult plant SAPHYRA ® Indigo reaches a height of 1.00 to 1.20 m.The flowers, about 10 cm large, have 5 - 6 tepals, and are indigo coloured (dark purple-blue) at blossom time, then getting paler; the stamens are dark violet at first, becoming white at their base. Flowering is very prolific, from June to the autumn. Trophies: Bronze medal at Plantarium 2004 (Boskoop NETHERLANDS)2014 SNA Retailer's Choice Awards (USA)

The ideal clematis for urban gardens SAPHYRA® Nancy is a new Clematis variety, ideal for terraces, balconies and small urban gardens. With its compact habit, not exceeding 1.5 to 2 m, it can be grown as a climbing plant or as a ground cover. Extremely flowering, it offers an airy and colourfull display that is repeated throughout the summer. Its abundant, fuchsia-pink, star-shaped 10-12 cm flowers, shine bright against the foliage. Resistant to pollution, cold, rain, drought and diseases, it is an easy-to-grow, low maintenance plant. The SAPHYRA® Nancy Clematis behaves like a perennial and regrows from base every year. Pruning is not obligatory. A clematis named after the city of Nancy: The city of Nancy is the birthplace of Victor Lemoine, regarded worldwide as the greatest ornamental plant breeder and introducer of all times. The naming of this clematis variety is a fitting tribute to the role played by the city of Nancy in the development of horticulture.

All the qualities of SAPHYRA® clematis, with the added bonus of purple! Clematis SAPHYRA® Violetta has violet flowers, which are darker than those of SAPHYRA® Indigo.  It is also highly branched and stocky, and grows upright. Like all SAPHYRA®, it's easy to garden, highly resistant to disease, dryness and excess water, and doesn't need pruning as it restarts from the base every year. It can be used as ground cover, as a border plant or in combination with a support plant.