Commanding climber
A fast-growing climbing plant that is a sight to behold! The bittersweet will climb to a height of up to four metres. This climbing plant is hardy but loses its green leaves in winter. The climbing plant produces beautiful red flowers that attract bees and butterflies from May to July.
Plant it in the sun or partial shade and once it has flowered you'll be able to see yellow berries in the bittersweet from October to February.
Tip: Don't plant it near to other trees or shrubs. The Dutch name for this plant is the "tree strangler", as the name suggests its strong grip is damaging to other plants.
Plant it in the sun or partial shade and once it has flowered you'll be able to see yellow berries in the bittersweet from October to February.
Tip: Don't plant it near to other trees or shrubs. The Dutch name for this plant is the "tree strangler", as the name suggests its strong grip is damaging to other plants.
Bittersweet Celastrus orbiculatus Orange-Green-Yellow - Hardy plant
Celastrus orbiculatus
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Specifications
Orange,Green,Yellow
Supplied as container plant
Not edible
Flowering May - July
6 months growth and flowering guarantee
Hardy plant
Deciduous
Location: Half shadow
Naturalizing
Planting April - June
Description
Commanding climber
A fast-growing climbing plant that is a sight to behold! The bittersweet will climb to a height of up to four metres. This climbing plant is hardy but loses its green leaves in winter. The climbing plant produces beautiful red flowers that attract bees and butterflies from May to July.
Plant it in the sun or partial shade and once it has flowered you'll be able to see yellow berries in the bittersweet from October to February.
Tip: Don't plant it near to other trees or shrubs. The Dutch name for this plant is the "tree strangler", as the name suggests its strong grip is damaging to other plants.
Plant it in the sun or partial shade and once it has flowered you'll be able to see yellow berries in the bittersweet from October to February.
Tip: Don't plant it near to other trees or shrubs. The Dutch name for this plant is the "tree strangler", as the name suggests its strong grip is damaging to other plants.
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