"Allegheny vine". A rare and exquisite climbing poppy relative from North America. In spring rapidly ascending stems carrying corydalis-like ferny leaves and thousands of pink, dicentra-... >>

A mouthwatering selection of seed of rare, hardy exotic climbers from the Andean foothills. Should include; Aristolochia chilensis (purple-black trumpet flowers), Dioscorea araucana (pink lily-li... >>

"The Cruel Plant". From midsummer onwards, a succession of fragrant, chalice-shaped flowers appear on twining stems. Pollinating moths are often caught by their tongues, (or is it probo... >>

An extremely lovely and unusual climber. Boomerang-shaped leaves on twining stems carrying strikingly beautifully marked, purple-green inflated flowers. >>

From the temperate forests of Southern Chile comes this intriguing climber perfect for a conservatory or sheltered spot in the garden. Unusual marbled, boomerang-shaped leaves. Large-lipped, yello... >>

In early summer dense sprays of bright yellow trumpet flower erupt from amidst bright green glossy leaves on a slowly spreading woody vine. Bizarre cat's-claw-like tentacles are used by the plant ... >>

Another New Zealand introduction from Plant World! Twining stems carry lovely, pale blue, jasmine-like, starry flowers in spring and summer followed by showy snow white berries. Superb in a conse... >>

A choice Tasmanian climber grown outside for twenty years here. Thin twining stems produce creamy-yellow purple-tipped waxy flowers in spring. In autumn, outstandingly lovely clusters of deepest ... >>

A nursery friend in Tasmania sent us a pod of the rare pure white form of this lovely climber. These plants make a perfect contrast when grown with the blue-berried form. >>

This rare Chilean, climbing, alstroemeria relative has clusters of flared, lapageria-like red blooms, opening from mid summer onwards, on strong twining stems. In late autumn, bunches of persistent... >>