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Climbing plants are an excellent choice for growing indoors, as they give a lot of cover for a small amount of floor space. They very often make effective trailing plants too
Asparagus falcatus£8.00 £6.40
Vigorous evergreen climber for a conservatory with spiny stems clothed with large flat leaves.
Cissus striata£6.50 £5.20
A slightly tender evergreen climber with palmate leaves and red stems. Small green flowers in summer are followed by ornamental black berries. Ideal for covering a wall in a conservatory or a sheltered spot outdoors. Can also be used as a trailing houseplant if kept in a smallish pot
Ipomoea indica£6.50 £5.20
Vigorous climber with stunning blue Convolvulus-like flowers amidst lovely, soft heart shaped leaves all summer. Tender but can be grown outside in a big pot between June and September
Jasminum grandiflorum 'De Grasse'£8.00 £6.40
Large white sweetly-scented flowers from summer- autumn or even into early winter if mild enough.
Jasminum sambac 'Maid of Orleans'£8.00 £6.40
Tender Jasmine which makes a superb climber for the conservatory with large rounded leaves on stiff, arching stems and sweetly scented single white flowers all summer.
Pelargonium 'Clorinda'£6.50 £5.20
A vigorous, scented leaved, scrambling variety with bright pink, flowers from spring-autumn. Makes a great specimen for a pot getting to around 1m high in a couple of seasons
Rhoicissus digitata£6.50 £5.20
Rarely offered in the UK, this is a frost-tender vigourous South African climbing or trailing plant.
Senecio angulatus£6.50 £5.20
A half-hardy vigourous South African climbing succulent with fleshy leaves and clusters of small bright yellow flowers in summer & autumn, which should be scented.
Tweedia caerulea£6.50 £5.20
Semi shrubby climber bearing clusters of beautiful pale turquoise blue star-shaped flowers in summer; best in a sunny conservatory, or outside in the mildest frost free localities.
