I also have cerastium further along... They look a bit dishevelled at the moment after the weather the other day. I bought a dozen or so plug plants last year, grew them on a bit before planting out, and they've done very well. They've also survived the severe cold [and exposure ] during the early winter no problem. By March, I was slightly concerned about them as they looked a bit 'dead', but they're fine.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Creeping ceanothus is stunning in spring and evergreen.
A herbaceous clematis could look very lovely (not evergreen). They are great as ground cover (they don't twine). Long flowering - June to Oct.
I'm also wondering if you could use hardy 'climbing fuchsia' to good effect, if that's your thing. They don't actually climb on their own (non-twinning) so you could try encouraging them over the edge of your creation. Some other hardy ground cover fuchsias here.
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They look a bit dishevelled at the moment after the weather the other day.
I bought a dozen or so plug plants last year, grew them on a bit before planting out, and they've done very well. They've also survived the severe cold [and exposure ] during the early winter no problem. By March, I was slightly concerned about them as they looked a bit 'dead', but they're fine.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...