Wild Climbing Plants
Hardenbergia violacea
Hardenbergia violacea, commonly known as the Happy Wanderer plant is a vigorous, evergreen climber grown for its pretty purple and white flowers. The flowers are pea-like in appearance and produced in clusters from late winter through spring. Complementing the showy flowers are the lush dark green leaves which are held densely. Hardenbergia violacea is commonly grown along fences, trellises, or pergolas, or allowed to sprawl as a groundcover if it has nothing to climb.
From $32.71
Pyrostegia venusta
Pyrostegia venusta, commonly known as Flame Vine or Golden Shower Vine, is an amazing climber that produces masses of bright and unusual flowers. It carries mid green leaves which literally disappear during winter and spring behind a shroud of bright orange flowers. The showy flowers are showy and literally transform the plant. It is fast growing and will reach 10 m if it has something to climb and left untrimmed. Pyrostegia venusta is commonly included in tropical or cottage gardens, planted for winter colour, used to cover a fence or other support structure, or allowed to cascade over a wall.
From $37.18
