Climber

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  Clematis armandii

  - Scented evergreen climber with simple creamy white flowers usually appearing in April and early may.

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  Clematis montana

  - Vigourous woody climber producing masses of simple pink or white flowers in late spring and early summer.

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  Hedera colchica

  - Useful large leaved evergreen climber for shaded locations will grow on a wall, up trees or as a ground cover.

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  Hedera helix

  - Evergreen self clinging climber useful for dark north facing walls.

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  Hydrangea anomala ssp petiolaris

  - Self clinging deciduous climber suitable for growing up large trees and dark north facing walls.

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  Jasminum officinale

  - Large sweet scented twining climber producing masses of white flowers but requires a little shelter.

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  Lonicera periclymenum

  - The fragrant Honey Suckle, a woody scrambling climber typical of British hedge rows.

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  Parthenocissus quinquefolia

  - Vigourous deciduous climber grown for its spectacular autumn colour and ability to cling to walls without extra support

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  Tropaeolum speciosum

  - A delicate perennial climber best grown through a hedge or large shrub. Bright red flowers are followed by blue berries and complemented by crisp green foliage.

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  Wisteria floribunda

  - Vigourous twining climber producing masses of violet hanging flower clusters in early summer.