Sounds good to me Nanad. it might need some support, ie. trellis or the like and it is a good price.

Hi Grandmage thanks for that I will get one I think and I have some trellis that I could use:)

It should look lovely! Not sure if they are hardy though?

How tall is your fence? These can get to thirty feet

And nearly as wide as that too - and they also like full sun - I'm assuming, as you've got Dicentra and Camellia there, it's probably shadyish.

There are clematis that prefer part shade - 'Nelly Moser' and 'Guernsey Cream' for example

Yes, Campsis needs good sunlight to flower. My Campsis 'Indian Summer' just started to flower and is lovely but took 3 years to get tall enough to flower!

Hi everyone thanks for your input .....Andrew can you give me a few ideas of other things I could put there instead of the campsis but with colour?? My Nelly Moser is on the same fence but the fence is only six foot and there is only about three foot gap between the camelia and the bleeding heart??

There are not many climbers that take shade - the whole point of the climber is to reach the sun on the backs of other plants. If the soil is dry, you could plant a sarcococca (Xmas box) - it is an evergreen shrub to about 4 or 5 feet, with small white flowers in February that scent the whole garden. If the soil is moist, you could try hydrangea paniculata - white flowers in July/August, pruning it back to within a bud of the old growth each spring

Thanks Andrew will have a look at both of those:)