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A hardy alternative to a tender plant
2 of 2 visitors finished, but had to guess
Checked by hand: both saved a clematis, but no clematis page says whether it survives a Leeds winter. Our automatic check didn’t register either save.
https://mysprouts.app · 2026-11-03 23:04 UTC
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What got in the way
Holiday-inspired gardener on phone said done, not verified
Said it was done after 15 steps, but our automatic check couldn’t verify it. Answer: “Bougainvillea is too tender to survive winter outside in Leeds. I saved Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella), a hardy climber with purple flowers, in My plants”.
Step 6 · /plants/33690 · noticed
The American Horticultural Society zones don’t explain whether Alpine clematis is hardy in Leeds.
Step 7 · /plants/33690 · noticed
The cultivation advice says ‘temperate climates’ but I expected to see whether Alpine clematis can survive winter in Leeds.
Holiday-inspired gardener on desktop said done, not verified
Said it was done after 9 steps, but our automatic check couldn’t verify it. Answer: “Bougainvillea is too tender to survive a Leeds winter outside. I saved Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella), a hardy climber with purple flowers, to My plants”.
Step 6 · /plants/33690 · noticed
The Alpine clematis description gives US zones but doesn’t explain whether it is hardy in Leeds.
Journey: Save a climber that survives a Leeds winter
On holiday in Spain you fell for a bougainvillea, the climber covered in bright pink flowers. You garden in Leeds. Find out whether it would survive winter outside in your garden. If it would not, find a climber with colourful flowers that would, and save it on this site.
Holiday-inspired gardener on phone: said done, not verified · 15 steps · 48 s
Answer: “Bougainvillea is too tender to survive winter outside in Leeds. I saved Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella), a hardy climber with purple flowers, in My plants.”
1 · /plants
I’ll search for bougainvillea first to check whether it can cope with winter here.
→ type "bougainvillea" into textbox "Search for a plant: tomato, basil, lavender…"
2 · /plants
That looks like the bougainvillea I’m after, so I’ll open it to check its winter needs.
→ click link "Paperflower Bougainvillea glabra Flower"
3 · /plants/594
It says bougainvillea is tender in Leeds, so I’ll look for a hardy clematis to cover the fence instead.
→ click link "Catalogue"
4 · /plants
I’ll search for clematis and see if there’s one that can cope with winter in Leeds.
→ type "clematis" into textbox "Search for a plant: tomato, basil, lavender…"
5 · /plants
Alpine clematis has pretty blue flowers, so I’ll check whether it can handle winter outside.
→ click link "Alpine clematis Clematis alpina Flower"
6 · /plants/33690
The blue flowers look lovely, but I can’t tell from the American zones whether it will survive a Leeds winter. I’ll scroll down to look for clearer advice.
→ scroll down
noticed The American Horticultural Society zones don’t explain whether Alpine clematis is hardy in Leeds.
7 · /plants/33690
There’s no clear winter advice here, so I’ll look at the other clematis options.
→ click link "See all 25"
noticed The cultivation advice says ‘temperate climates’ but I expected to see whether Alpine clematis can survive winter in Leeds.
8 · /plants/genus/clematis
The hairy clematis has colourful flowers, so I’ll see if its page gives clearer winter advice.
→ click link "Hairy clematis (Clematis hirsutissima)"
9 · /plants/28262
This clematis isn’t a climber, so it won’t cover my fence. I’ll go back and look for another one.
→ click link "Traveller's Joy (Clematis)"
10 · /plants/genus/clematis
I’ll look further down the list for another colourful clematis.
→ scroll down
11 · /plants/genus/clematis
The Italian leather flower has lots of purple flowers, so I’ll see if it’s a hardy climber.
→ click link "Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella)"
12 · /plants/28269
This looks good for covering a fence, and the purple flowers are lovely. I’ll check for winter advice before saving it.
→ scroll down
13 · /plants/28269
It says this is a hardy climber and ideal for fences, so I’ll save it. I’ll go back up to the save button.
→ scroll up
14 · /plants/28269
I’ll save this hardy purple clematis for my fence.
→ click button "Save"
15 · /plants/28269
It says the clematis is saved in My plants, so I’ve found a hardy alternative for my fence.
→ say done
Ended on /plants/28269.
Holiday-inspired gardener on desktop: said done, not verified · 9 steps · 31 s
Answer: “Bougainvillea is too tender to survive a Leeds winter outside. I saved Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella), a hardy climber with purple flowers, to My plants.”
1 · /plants
I’ll search for bougainvillea and see what it says about winter.
→ type "bougainvillea" into textbox "Search for a plant: tomato, basil, lavender…"
2 · /plants
That looks like the bougainvillea I’m after, so I’ll open it to check its winter tolerance.
→ click link "Paperflower Bougainvillea glabra Flower"
3 · /plants/594
Bougainvillea is tender in Leeds, so I’ll look for a hardy flowering climber instead. Clematis is one I recognise, so I’ll search for that.
→ click link "Explore"
4 · /plants
I’ll look up clematis and check whether it can cope with a Leeds winter.
→ type "clematis" into textbox "Search for a plant: tomato, basil, lavender…"
5 · /plants
Alpine clematis has pretty blue flowers, so I’ll check if it’s a hardy climber.
→ click link "Alpine clematis Clematis alpina Flower"
6 · /plants/33690
This looks lovely, but I can’t tell whether it will survive a Leeds winter. I’ll look at other clematis options for clearer guidance.
→ click link "See all 25"
noticed The Alpine clematis description gives US zones but doesn’t explain whether it is hardy in Leeds.
7 · /plants/genus/clematis
The Italian leather flower has colourful blooms in its picture, so I’ll check its winter suitability.
→ click link "Italian leather flower (Clematis viticella)"
8 · /plants/28269
This clematis has colourful flowers and is described as a hardy climber suitable for fences, so I’ll save it.
→ click button "Save"
9 · /plants/28269
The Italian leather flower is saved in My plants, and it’s described as a hardy climber suitable for a fence.
→ say done
Ended on /plants/28269.
