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Actinidia kolomikta
A beautiful climbing shrub with tricolour foliage. Looks sensational when entwined around a large tree.
Actinidia maloides
A deciduous climber with dark green leaves with striking white blotches at the tips of the leaves, producing pink flowers in spring.
Akebia quinata
Clusters of purple, chocolate-scented flowers in April. Attractive foliage and violet-grey fruits in autumn.
Garrya eliptica
An evergreen shrub with leathery, dark green leaves and bearing drooping grey-green catkins from throughout the winter. A very attractive shrub for a sheltered spot.
Hedera Goldheart
An evergreen climber with dark green, heart-shaped leaves with pale gold centres and pink stems.
Hydrangea petiolaris
Self-clinging climber for exposed, shady walls or trees. White lace-cap flowers in summer. Yellow autumn colour.
Jasminum nudiflorum
Winter-flowering jasmine with cheerful and uplifting bright yellow flowers from December through to March.
Jasminum officinale
A fast-growing, deciduous climber producing clusters of sweetly fragrant white flowers, flushed pink in summer.
Jasminum stephanense
A strong-growing, deciduous climber producing clusters of sweetly fragrant pale pink flowers in summer. The foliage is bright green, occasionally with pale cream margins.
Lonicera periclymenum
A twining woody, deciduous climber with oval leaves that are borne opposite in pairs. Flowerheads, appearing in summer, consist of whorls of 2 lipped, long, yellow and white trumpets which are sometimes tinged red. Clusters of glossy, red berries follow
Parthenocissus engelmannii
A large, self-clinging, deciduous climber with toothed, large, five-pointed leaves, green in spring and summer, turning bronze-red in autumn.
Parthenocissus Kirigami
A vigorous, deciduous climber with large, 5-lobed leaves turning brilliant shades of red in the autumn with blue-black fruits after a hot, dry summer. A really useful plant for quickly covering unsightly buildings or fences.
Parthenocissus quinquefolia
A fast-growing, deciduous climber, ideal for quickly covering unsightly buildings or fences, producing large, deeply-divided, five-pointed leaves turning brilliant shades of crimson red in autumn.
Passiflora caerulea
Very vigorous climber which uses tendrils to cling to its host plant or support. This is the original garden passion flower which is second to only Fallopia baldschuanicum for covering sheds and old abandoned cars! The complex flowers are produced from mid summer onwards and the biblical connections always make them a talking point. Very hardy, and in a late summer may produce orange fruits.
Trachelospermum jasminoides
Absolute belter of a climber, a real aristocrat. Dark evergreen leaves with reddish stems are a delight throughout the year. The white blooms, produced from May onwards will smother the plant in a cloud of heady scent. The foliage turns red in winter. A thoroughly recommended plant.
Trachelospermum jasminoides Variegatum
Highly fragrant flowers in midsummer. Leaves have white variegation and are tinged pink in winter.
Trachelospermum Pink Showers
A twining, evergreen climber with woody stems with oval, glossy dark green leaves producing clusters of scented, light pink flowers in summer.
Vitis Chasselas de Fontainebleau
A vigorous vine producing edible, juicy, sweet yellow-green to golden yellow fruit in late summer to early autumn.
Note that these plants will be cut back hard in the winter and will begin to produce new growth in spring.
Wisteria Caroline
A vigorous twining climber producing dense trusses of fragrant, pale blue-purple flowers in spring.
Wisteria sinensis
A large deciduous climber with twining stems producing drooping racemes of fragrant mauve or lilac flowers in spring and summer.