Plants by Soil Type

Climbing Plants

Like shrubs, climbers give essential form and structure to a garden. They are also great for providing shelter and nesting sites for birds. You can use climbers to cover vertical structures, thus dramatically increasing the growing area.

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Hydrangea anomala 'Winter Surprise'£9.50

A fabulous evergreen climber with large lacecaps of white flowers in early summer. In autumn and winter the foliage turns red. Self clinging. Ideal for walls and fences.

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Ivy mixed variegated (Hedera helix)£3.50

Ivies are great for providing evergreen interest and can be used in pots, as ground cover in shade or covering walls or fences. Very adaptable tolerating dry shade very well.

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Muehlenbeckia complexa var. trilobata£6.50

Fiddle Leaved Mattress Vine

This variety has the usual tangled mass of wiry stems, with curious fiddle-shapeed leaves.

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Rosa banksiae var banksiae£9.00

White Banksia Rose

A beautiful rambling rose for a sheltered sunny wall. Masses of small, double, lightly scented white flowers appear in April and May, followed by attractive hips. Virtually thornfree and semi-evergreen in warm gardens.

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Solanum laxum 'Coldham'£6.50

Potato Vine

A vigourous climber for a sunny wall or pergola, with masses of pale grey-blue to white flowers from mid- to late summer. Slightly fragrant.

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