planting ideas for new border

If I put a trellis to disguise lottie, how about Claire Austin climbing rose.. excellent repeat flowering, also liking the clematis cartmanii (variety??) evergreen to 3m, early/mid spring. and don't forget trach jas ...

Also must remember Viola Cornuta - evergreen spreading to 30cm? flowering May - Sept

So this is the border I need to plant plus the other you can't see on the other side. Am pining for fruit trees so apple or pear would seem sensible. worried that pear too fastigiate in form? am open to suggestions...

I am also quite tempted to chuck two trees in - Malus of some kind?

Feel is to be a bit more floriferous than the rest of the garden praps??


Libertia, liriope, gernium, paeonia, euphorbia, hydrangea, hellebores, tellima, astrantia, luzula, ferns, pulmonaria, smilacina, sarcococca. symphitum.

possibly on rear trellis/fence, put roses or white flowering quince ...

as alternatives to Iceberg, love both Mme Alfred /Carriere - good on North wall, vigorous climber, constant flowering adn Countess of Wessex is shrub rose (can it be enticed into being a small climber?) with continuous flowering described by Peter Beale as like  Iceberg

inspiration for the front of the house

How about I plant an Eleagnus quicksilver where the nasty hibiscus is currently. it's quite a large plant but would look lovely alongside the front door colour (!) and would certainly fill the space ...
it's quite happy to be dry - lovely colour.

If I have room at the back for one it would also be nice but don't think I should shade the greenhouse too much