Climbing Fruit Plants
Muehlenbeckia complexa
Muehlenbeckia complexa, commonly known as Maidenhair Vine, Creeping Wire Vine, or Pohuehue, is a low growing groundcover plant or climbing vine. This NZ native forms a dense mat of wiry, brown stems carrying tiny, green leaves. It grows to 30 cm tall and 2 m wide as a groundcover, but will climb fences, etc, with its twining stems to much larger sizes. Muehlenbeckia complexa makes for an attractive ground cover and will tolerate a reasonable amount of foot traffic. Its climbing nature makes it great for growing on fences or trellises for topiary.
From $18.63
Banksia Alba
Banksia Alba, commonly known as the White Banksia Rose, is a popular, climbing rose that produces masses of showy, white flowers. The small and fragrant blooms are borne in loose clusters from spring through autumn and literally transform the plant. The foliage on this deciduous plant is dark green and hosted on thornless branches. Banksia Alba is commonly grown on trellises or fences but also looks impressive when allowed to sprawl across the ground.
From $29.73
