Climbing Plants

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.

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.

A showy Honeysuckle producing clusters of long tubular vivid red flowers in summer, followed by red berries.

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.

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.

A rarely offered evergreen tendril climber, related to Parthenocissus. The small five fingered leaves have a bronze tint and reddish stems.