Indoor Climbing Plants

A twining climber growing from underground tubers, producing masses of fresh green foliage and clusters of small white scented flowers in summer.

A twining climber for a conservatory with pinky-white honey-scented flowers, from late summer-autumn.

A 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 lean-to greenhouse. Can also be used as a trailing houseplant if kept in a small pot

A scrambling evergreen climber from Australia, bearing large yellow flowers in summer. Hardy in sheltered coastal gardens, reputedly to minus 2C. Otherwise grow against a wall in a cool conservatory.

A tender climber with beautiful large, funnel-shaped white flowers which are very sweetly scented at night. Can be grown up an obelisk in a large pot either as a summer patio or conservatory specimen. Keep above 10C.

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

Tender evergreen climber from South Africa with very sweetly scented white flowers from summer to autumn. This is not hardy although it can happily be grown in a pot and put outsside for the summer.

A frost-tender evergreen scrambling climber with small, lightly scented yellow flowers during summer.

Variegated climber with beautiful clusters of pale pink flowers with a dark pink throat in summer.