A very vigorous easily grown climber which is suitable for any aspect and for growing through trees. Very useful for northerly aspects. A profusion of very sweetly scented large 3 inch (7cm) soft pale pink flowers, with yellow anthers, cover the plants in May and June, these being followed by fluffy silver seed heads. Height up to 40ft (12m).

An extremely vigorous easily grown climber which is suitable for any aspect and for growing through trees. Very useful for northerly aspects. A profusion of sweetly scented 4 inch (10cm) pure white star-like flowers with yellow stamens bedeck the plants in May and June, these being followed by fluffy silver seed heads. Height up to 40ft (12m).

A very vigorous easily grown climber which is suitable for any aspect and for growing through trees. Very useful for northerly aspects. A profusion of sweetly scented large lilac-rose flowers bedeck the plants in May and June contrasting dramatically against the young bronze foliage. These are followed by fluffy silver seed heads. Height up to 40ft (12m).

New dwarf, bushy, female hop with exceptional golden foliage. Fragrant green spikes of flowers in July, followed by bronze hops, suitable for brewing, which can be harvested in September or left for their ornamental value. Rapid grower reaching 8-10ft (2.4-3m), but needs cutting down to the ground each winter. Sun or partial shade.

Vigorous form of native woodbine with dark green leaves on bushy twining stems. Purple-red and yellow flowers in May and June fill the air with delightful sweet fragrance. In autumn terminal bunches of bright orange-red berries appear. Any aspect but prefers light shade. Suitable for growing through trees. Height 15-20ft (4.6-6m).

A beautiful twining climber with large leaves dark green above and blue-green beneath, unusually united in pairs. In mild winters this attractive foligae may be retained. Clusters of heavily scented tubular flowers 1.5 inches (4cm) long, pink on the outside with bright orange throats appear in terminal whorls during the summer. These are sometimes followed by red berries. Any aspect, but light shade preferred. Height 15-20ft (4.6-6m).

New outstanding variety. Evergreen with stunning large coppery-red new leaves and stems which turn rich green as they mature. Intense copperyellow flowers which contrast dramatically against the foliage, and appear throughout the summer. Exceptionally strong-growing, twining climber suitable for full sun or partial shade.

This plant is registered for Plant Breeders' Rights. Propagation by unlicensed growers is prohibited.

A rampant evergreen climber with pale green downy leaves on twining stems. From June to September many heavily perfumed white flowers appear, these turning to pale yellow with age. Flowers are followed by blue-black berries in autumn. Any aspect, but thrives in light shade and is suitable for growing through trees. Height 25-30ft (7.5-9m).

A strong growing twining climber with young stems dark purplish-brown and young leaves dark coppery-brown, turning to dark glossy green. Large heads of flowers May and June then periodically throughout summer, intense mandarin-orange on the outside and paler yellow-orange on the inside. Full sun or partial shade. Height up to 18ft (5.5m).

This plant is registered for Plant Breeders' Rights. Propagation by unlicensed growers is prohibited.

A self-clinging vigorous climber which can reach up to 70ft (21m) in favourable conditions. In June flat heads of white sterile flowers appear in 7 to 10 inch (18-25cm) clusters, giving a magnificent display. This plant will thrive on a north or north-east facing wall. Not suitable for dry sites. Height up to 70ft (21m).

Dense vigorous evergreen. Attractive rich green foliage with large central splash of buttercup yellow. Tolerant of dry conditions and heavy shade, but colour will be better in sun or semi-shade. Excellent self-clinging wall cover plant reaching 20ft (6m) or more. Height (ground cover) 6ins (15cm). Plant 2ft (60cm) apart.

Warning: Some parts of this plant may cause a skin irritation and are poisonous.

Dense vigorous evergreen which rapidly carpets the ground with large dark glossy green leaves. Round clusters of light green flowers, which are very attractive to bees and other insects, appear in early spring and these are followed by black fruits in autumn, which provide a good source of bird food. Tolerant of dry conditions and heavy shade. Excellent self-clinging wall cover plant growing rapidly to 20ft (6m) or more. Height (ground cover) 6ins (15cm). Plant 3ft (90cm) apart.

Warning: Some parts of this plant may cause a skin irritation and are poisonous.

Very impressive, dense vigorous hardy evergreen with large, bold, strikingly variegated leaves, splashed yellow in centre merging to pale then deep green. Self-clinging wall cover plant growing to 15ft (4.6m). Height (ground cover) 6ins (15cm). Plant 3ft (90cm) apart.

Warning: Some parts of this plant may cause a skin irritation and are poisonous.

Strong-growing, hardy twining climber with mid-green leaves and clusters of brilliant white beautifully fragrant flowers from June to September. This Jasmine also makes a wonderful plant for a large conservatory as its sweet fragrance will fill the air. Prefers a sheltered corner in cold northern districts. Ideal for covering walls, trellises, arbours and pergolas in a sheltered aspect. Full sun to light shade needed. Height up to 30ft (9m).

Hardy climber which thrives in any position even on a cold sunless north wall. A profusion of bright yellow flowers bespangle the green stems from November to April offering cheer on dreary winter days. Can also be grown as a shrub, and is tolerant of poor soil, both acid and alkaline. Height up to 10ft. A dramatic effect can be obtained if grown with Japanese Quince as the orange-red flowers of the Quince appear at the same time as the Jasmine.

A wonderful new hardy variety of passion flower which is a hybrid between Passiflora caerulea and P. Amethyst. It produces large exotic, sweetly scented mauve flowers up to 4.5 ins (11cm) across in great profusion throughout the summer. The attractive three lobed leaves are flushed with mauve and in mild areas it will be evergreen. Very vigorous covering up to 35ft (11m) of wall space. Grow in moist but well-drained soil in a warm sunny position away from cold drying winds. Hardy to -7°C (19°F). Can also be grown in a sunny conservatory.

Warning: Some parts of this plant are poisonous. This plant is registered for Plant Breeders' Rights. Propagation by unlicensed growers is prohibited.

Very fast growing twining climber for any aspect, and very useful for climbing in unsightly wire fences or up trees. In summer it produces masses of panicles of whitish flowers which are 10 to 18 inches (25 to 45cm) long, and these cover the framework of branches. In autumn, they age to pink and finally brown. The light green foliage assumes good autumn colouring of yellow and bronze. Height up to 40ft (12m).

Evergreen twining climber with glossy dark green leaves, 4 inches (10cm) long, which give a marvellous foil to the waxy, five petalled, extremely sweetly scented white flowers which appear in mid to late summer. In winter leaves turn an attractive bronze-red. Outside, grow in a sheltered sunny position not prone to severe frosts, or will make a wonderful scented conservatory plant. Height up to 28ft (8.5m), spread 10ft (3m).

A really rampant self-clinging climber, excellent for covering large walls, towers or rambling in tall trees. The green summer leaves turn brilliant orange and red in autumn. When young, it is best to pin the stems to the wall to encourage self-clinging. Height up to 70ft (21m).

An outstanding twining climber with woody stems which are covered with long racemes of wonderfully scented, pea-like, pale violet or violet flowers in May. A magnificent sight in flower. Attractive dark to mid-green leaves which consist of up to 11 leaflets. Can be grown against a wall, up an old tree or trained as a small weeping standard. Height, as climber, up to 100ft (30m).

Warning: Some parts of this plant are poisonous.