Climbers & Creepers

Known for its fragrant smell during Spring, this Jasmine makes a beautiful vine for trellis, fence or wall cover.

A twining tropical vine with sprays of funnel-shaped flowers. A favourite of many gardeners.

A popular and exquisite jasmine that will provide your garden with the first breath of spring. A fast-growing evergreen creeper which will develop into a dense bush covered in clusters of pink buds, opening to white flowers that are extremely fragrant.

This semi-climber can climb to 3m, but is also very suitable as a hedge if one cuts the shoots to form a compact and neat shrub.

A popular reliable, resilient garden shrub with  trumpet shaped flowers. Flowering mainly from November to May.

Fast growing, woody climber with beautiful  trumpet flowers that is ideal for covering fences or training over trellises.

A vigorous vine-like climber valued for its edible granadilla fruit in summer.

Crimson Seedless is a late-season red seedless table grape. The Crimson Seedless Red Grape Vine produces elongated crimson coloured grapes. 

One of the most distinct and beautiful of the cultivated climbers with beautiful star-like violet-blue flowers in spring.

This vigorous deciduous climber, with clusters of violet-blue flowers, is perfect for training over a sunny wall or left to hang from a sturdy pergola or arch. They can look equally beautiful when left to informally ramble through well-established trees and shrubs.

A vigorous and fast growing climber, covering everything it encounters by adhesive aerial rootlets. Heart-shaped leaves on a wiry wooden stem.

A vigorous and showy climber with dazzling scarlet clusters of flowers. Plant on the sunny side of a fence, pergola, trellis or old tree. Great for creating a 'fedge', a hedge supported by a fence. 

A beautiful evergreen shrub, blooming almost all year round with a lovely display of fragrant  flowers adorned with golden-yellow centres. Suitable as a hedge or informal screening plant, as they can be pruned into any shape. You can also grow them as a tree or standard plant by removing the lower branches.

This is one of the oldest cultivars and originates from North Africa. It produces large berries with green skin that turns yellow when ripe. The skin is soft and the flesh is clear and seeded with a strong, sweet Muscat flavour when fully mature.

Bougainvilleas are useful for screening a wall and can add a splash of colour in areas where there is a lot of paving or not much other garden interest. Great in pots with a simple V-shaped trellis for support.

A fast-growing deciduous vine excellent for growing against sturdy fences or walls, with leaves that turn red, orange, and burgundy in autumn.

A fast growing creeper, which flowers continuously, bearing masses of bright pink flowers.

A beautiful and popular creeper due to its fast growth. Ideal for pergolas with its striking long trumpet-shaped flowers in yellow and scarlet.

A fast growing creeper, which flowers continuously, bearing masses of beautiful white flowers.

A fast growing creeper, which flowers continuously, bearing masses of purple flowers.

A hardy, evergreen creeper with very attractive foliage. The flowers will attract insects to your garden. It can be used as a screen.

An excellent table grape. Ripening to translucent pale-green skin, these firm grapes are loaded with sweet juice. The sweet, elongated, white fruit are held in dense bunches and are equally wonderful when dried. These vines are easy to look after and hardy, they just need a strong support.

A quick growing and long flowering indigenous climber with heart-shaped leaves and orange-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers with a black throat. Ideal to cover unsightly areas in the garden.

A climbing vine with shiny, waxy, variegated, triangular leaves. Ideal for hanging baskets or as a trellised climber in a pot. In bright sun, the white stems and leaf edges will turn a lovely blush of pink and purple. In the summertime, yellow, daisy-like flowers appear.

* In plastic hanging basket

An evergreen vine belonging to the Begonia family. From late spring the vine is covered in beautiful lavender trumpet flowers, delicately streaked in dark violet with a pale yellow throat. The vine has glossy grean leaves and is fast growing, ideal to cover fences and garden structures. Drought tolerant once established.