This is a fragrant honeysuckle with very showy, scarlet flowers with a bright orange inside which looks wonderful over a wall or pergola. Semi-evergreen blue-green leaves. Grows quite quickly in partial shade and fertile moist, free-draining soil. Flowers June to September. Prune after flowering to keep tidy and/or remove old wood. H 14' S 10'

Highly fragrant, pink flushed, orangey-yellow flowers June to August, followed by red berries in warm summers. It doesn't twine like other climbing honeysuckles so needs to be tied into supporting trellis or posts. 2 litre pot

Purplish red flowers with yellow throats from June to July, often followed by small black fruits. This vigorous variety is good for covering arches, walls and pergolas and is happy in part shade. 2 litre pot.

Free flowering vigorous climber with a variegated leaf and very fragrant flowers of wine red & cream.

A large and vigorous semi-evergreen climber with ovate dark green leaves. It has masses of highly scented white flowers that yellow as they age. 2 litre pot.

This vigorous deciduous climber has dark green ovate leaves and in early summer it has strongly scented white flowers, flushed with red, followed by red berries. 2 litre pot

Copper orange flowers with red flush in bud. This unusual honeysuckle flowers from May to July and does its lovely best on a south west facing wall in full sun, though it will tolerate a little shade and it likes a shady root run. 2 litre pot

This rather unusual honeysuckle has showy yellow orange flowers in June/July. We think L. Maurice Foster is a superior form to the species. Goes to 20'. Likes a shady area and will trail through other plants. NB: Not scented.

Fast growing self clinging deciduous climber with very strong autumn colour & more delicate foliage. Not as vigorous as some so better for smaller gardens. H30' S 10'. Hardy.

This one is growing in a cold greenhouse and has been for the last 40 years! It's the hardiest of the Passiflorae and is usually very happy outdoors in milder, sheltered gardens. 2l. pot

One of the hardier Passiflorae which should be safe in mild gardens. This white form is particularly attractive and rather exotic in appearance. In a warm summer, decorative bright orange fruits are produced in autumn 2l pot.

This wonderful climbing rose has to be one of the most generous flowering of the whole rose family. It isn't a repeater but it flowers early and profusely with a faint scent. Its pale yellow, double flowers are in little clusters and each is like a tiny posy. And best of all it doesn't like to be pruned because it flowers on old wood! Only cut away what you don't want. Some say it's not too hardy but growing on the house wall, it survived winter here in 62/63, one of the coldest on record and also the winter of 08/09.

A rather unusual thornless climbing rose with bunches of scented little yellow single flowers and delicate, graceful foliage. Here, it's evergreen and climbs up and along a post and rope swag, attracting lots of admiration. The new foliage has a pretty coppery tint to it.

Also known as the Macartney rose, this was named as such for Lord Macartney who brought it back to UK in 1793. The pure white flowers have prominent yellow stamens and a lovely lemon perfume. It does its best when given the protection of a warm wall and ours is usually still flowering into September and October. It retains its disease resistant foliage through the winter and we find it's a favourite roosting spot for several birds, too. This is a beautiful rose for those who appreciate its purity and elegant simplicity.

This deciduous, twining climber is quite rare in UK and comes from eastern China. It has very pretty ivory white flowers, deliciously scented. The flower are about 1" in diameter on trailing stalks in early summer. It's half-hardy and requires shelter from cold winds. Plant in partial or fairly heavy shade in moist, fertile soil and don't allow to dry out completely. H. 16' S 10'

Deciduous climber going to 40', good up trees, will grow against north and east walls. Self-supporting, beautiful climber with clusters of ivory flowers with creamy bracts. Hardy and needs no pruning

This rather unusual evergreen twining climber has thick leaves and little creamy flowers, violet tinged, which are highly fragrant. It will take brief frosts down to about -6C but if in doubt, grow it in a conservatory, or if outside, protect with fleece. It's worth the effort for the attention this lovely plant gets from all who see and smell it. 2l pot

Very pretty evergreen climber. Masses of small leaves and little cream flowers in June and July with a fabulously sweet scent. Slow growing. 2l pot

A highly fragrant hardy climber with evergreen leaves and tiny white flowers which twines itself around supports. Blooms through mid-June to August. Evergreen.
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An evergreen self-clinging climber with highly fragrant flowers in the evening. The leaves are dark green and the star shaped flowers are a clear white.

A deciduous climber with most attractive 3 to 5 lobed leaves which are grey, turning plum-coloured and then dark purple in autumn. Cultivated for its stunning leaf colour and its ability to clothe a face or wall, this ornamental vine has small inedible fruits. Plant in full sun or some shade in well-drained neutral to slightly alkaline soil. Fully hardy.

Lovely, cool, elegant long clusters of fragrant white flowers in June. Plant in full sun or dappled shade in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Less vigorous than some varieties, this does best against a sunny wall. Hardy.

Spectacular double, dark purple, scented flowers in long racemes. Strong growing.

This cultivar is somewhat smaller than many Wisterias, growing to a maximum of 20' and a spread of 10'. It has pale blue, lilac flowers in spring, carried in long, drooping racemes. Floriferous and fragrant. All our Wisterias are grafted so that they will flower when young. 2 litre pot.

Two tone flowers of mauve and yellow on this strong growing Wisteria.

Also known as Peaches & Cream this has particularly long racemes of fragrant flowers which are pink tipped with purple. Not for small spaces! Grows up to 30' tall.