That quercifoliate leaf is unusual, I don't think I've seen it in a honeysuckle. Climbing hydrangeas have this leaf shape, but I'm sure someone will come up with more suggestions!
Thanks National Treasure, figrat and Celtic_Charmer, all three of your suggestions crossed my mind but I could not find anything definite to identify it. I suppose the only thing I can do is to wait and see if it flowers.
National treasure it looks like you were right - I sent a photo to a friend at a major garden centre and he said it was an evergreen honeysuckle called Lonicera Hallian - Thank you!
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It looks like Clematis pitcheri to me.
Thanks National Treasure, figrat and Celtic_Charmer, all three of your suggestions crossed my mind but I could not find anything definite to identify it. I suppose the only thing I can do is to wait and see if it flowers.
Thanks again.
Clematis - the wild Old Man's Beard sort that you see in the hedgerows, I think. (I have it in my front garden, and it's a bit of a thug tbh).
National treasure it looks like you were right - I sent a photo to a friend at a major garden centre and he said it was an evergreen honeysuckle called Lonicera Hallian - Thank you!