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Campsis grandiflora
Campsis grandiflora also known as Chinese Trumpet Creeper is a woody vine with large, trumpet-shaped, orange/red flowers with golden-yellow throats. Bloom during summer. Easy to grow, best flower production is obtained in full sun. …
$34.38
Clematis cirrhosa Wisley Cream
Delightful small bell-shaped creamy flowers on a wintergreen climber, mainly winter flowering beautiful silky seed heads. …
$28.75
Ficus pumila
Small heart shaped leaves, rough textured 2cm across. A cover for low walls it will attach itself to almost any surface by means of small barnacle like suckers, and forms intricate stem patterns. Evergreen. Can be trimmed. …
$24.00
Hardenbergia vio alba
Small soft white flowers in spring. Prefers moist well drained lime-free soil. Will grow in full sun or part shade. Withstands dry conditions and some frost. Susceptible to scale insects. …
$25.00
Hedera helix Glacier
Leaves are medium size, grey green with silver and sage green colours on the leaves, a very tight growing ivy suitable for climbing or covering areas, also good for covering banks.Frost hardy, and makes a dense cover for any area. …
$24.00
Jasminum grandiflorum
Is very high grade with an exquisitely beautiful rich, balanced intense floral aroma. Jasmine Absolute has a soothing, calming and uplifting effect on the mind that can help relieve anxiety, stress and depression whilst restoring optimism and en …
$28.75
Jasminum polyanthum
Jasminum polyanthum is an Invasive species of an evergreen twining climber from China. It produces an abundance of reddish-pink flower buds in late winter and early spring, followed by fragrant five-petaled star-like white flowers which are about 2cm in d …
$25.00
Lonicera Goldflame
Flowers better and more reliably in the shade so set the plant against a wall that is shaded most of the day. Climbs by twining so needs trellis or wires to help scramble up walls. Particularly susceptible to aphid attacks. …
$25.00
Lonicera Sulphurea - Honeysuckle
Honeysuckle - Flowers better and more reliably in the shade so set the plant against a wall that is shaded most of the day. Climbs by twining so needs trellis or wire to help scramble up walls. No minimum number required. If you have any questions, please …
$14.50
Mandevilla Laxa
Vigorous climber with thin wiry stems. Long glossy green leaves, grey-green underneath. Magnificent fragrant funnel shaped white flowers spring to autumn. Tolerates some frost if planted in a warm sheltered site. Best with good free draining soil. Prune l …
$34.38
Pandorea jas. Lady Di
Pure white flowers, grows up to 3m. Half-hardy, evergreen. …
$25.00
Parthenocissus henryana
Parthenocissus henryana is an outstanding vine for Northwest gardens. Its distinctive leaves have three to five leaflets with beautiful silver veins decorating them. The leaves have deep burgundy undersides and are often flushed with purple as well. This …
$25.00
Parthenocissus tri. veitchii
Climbs using tendrils with tiny disc-shaped suckers. The 3 lobed leaves turn spectacular shades of red and purple in Autumn. Leaves are purple when immature and smaller than Partenocissus tricuspidata. Tiny flowers are greenish-yellow. …
$25.00
Plumbago Royal Cape
Blue flowers which bloom in large clusters from late Spring to Autumn. …
$25.00
Sollya heterophylla blue
Delicate rich green foliage with attractive display of bell-shaped, blue flowers. Hardy, evergreen. …
$28.75
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