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Canary Creeper
The Canary Creeper (Tropaeolum Canariense)is eminently suitable for trellis-work or for walls. Its elegant foliage and bright yellow flowers make it a general favourite.It may be raised from seed on a hotbed in spring, gradually hardened off, and planted out in May.
Their height is about 10 feet.