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Climbers are grown for their flowers, fruits or foliage and
their ability to cover walls, fences, buildings
or to grow through trees and shrubs.
| Abrus precatorius Crabs eye, Jumbie beads, rosary pea, Coral bead vine A native of the tropics, a slender deciduous climber with purple, pink and sometimes white flowers. The seeds are a glossy red with a black spot. The seeds are used in jewelry for necklaces and rosary beads. The plant is also known as Indian Liquorice. The seeds of this species are toxic and extremely poisonous if cracked.
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| Akebia quinata Chocolate vine (5 leaflets) A semi evergreen fast growing twining woody vine, with dark green rounded leaves with 5 leaflets, underside of leaves blue-green colour, tinged purple in winter. Chocolate purple coloured fragrant flowers resemble vanilla, flowers from March to April, the purple-violet sausage shaped edible fruits up to 9cm long and ripen in the autumn. Used in Chinese medicine. Stems can be used in basketry. Fully hardy can withstand temp down to -15°C £2.35 Av 12 seeds
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| Antigonon
Leptopus Coral Vine, Mexican Creeper A fast growing climber with heart shaped green leaves, flowers through summer to autumn with coral pink to red flowers hanging in panicles up to 15cm long. Will climb up to 40ft, protect from frosts. £1.95 Av 10 seeds
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| Asarina Annual Cimbers See Flower seed Catalogue
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| Clematis
Tangatica See Flower seed Catalogue
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| Cobaea Cathedral Bells, Cup and Saucer plant Half hardy perennial climber to 10m+ See Flower seed Catalogue
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| Dolichos Lab Lab See Flower seed Catalogue ![]() Fast growing vine used for growing up fencing in sheltered places or in patio containers. Violet to white flowers on green foliage.
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| Ecremocarpus
scaber Chilean Glory Vine Climber with twining tendrils that cling to fences and trellises. Showy tubular flowers predominantly in shades of red with variations to orange and occasionally deep yellow shades. Indefinite growth; if supported vines can reach 3m in height.
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Gloriosa Orange Glory Seeds
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Gloriosa Superba Seeds
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Gloriosa Rothschildiana Seeds
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| Ipomoea Morning Glory Large selection in flower seed catalogue :- Ipomoea Black Knight Ipomoea Rose Feather Ipomoea Red Cypress Vine Ipomoea Mixed Ipomoea Heavenly Blue Ipomoea Alba Ipomoea Grandpa Otts Ipomoea Lobata
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| Lapageria Rosea Chilean Bell Flower. Chile's national flower is a rightful candidate for the world's most beautiful climber. Three-inch long wax-like bell flowers of lipstick red decorate the twining stems. Will grow outside with shelter, but better preserve their beauty indoors. RHS Award of Garden Merit |
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| Maurandya Magic Dragon
30cm Maurandya barclaiana Possibly the first hybrid climbing maurandya ever produced. Incredibly fast growing plants, possessing explosive hybrid vigour, producing a wide range of large flower shapes and sizes in all shades of pink and red.
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Nasturtium
Large selection of Nasturtium
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| Parthenocissus
tricuspidata Boston Ivy or Japanese Creeper A large semi woody vine that grows at a rapid rate up to 20m. 3 lobed leaves bronze when young turning dark green and turning bright red to purple in the autumn. The birds love the small bluish black fruits that appear September to October. Ideal for covering building walls, fences, trellis, arbors, climbing through trees and as seen on many older houses.
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| Parthenocissus veitchii Boston Ivy, Japanese Creeper As above but a beautiful dark red to purple foliage in the autumn.
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| Rhodochiton
Purple
Rain R.atrosanguineum
(Purple Bell Vine) A magnificent plant for planters and hanging baskets. Deep purple flowers surrounded by an attractive calyx. Can be grown as a basket plant or as an annual climber.
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Schisandra chinensis A deciduous woody climber with scented cream to pale pink flowers from late spring to summer. A herb with medicinal and edible uses and believed to be used in Chinese herbal remedies. Grows in deep shade, woodlands, against a wall.
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| Sweet Peas Large selection in the Flower Seed Catalogue
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| Thunbergia Alata
Mixed Black Eyed Susan Creamy white, orange and yellow flowers with dark eyes. Climbing to over 1.2m is ideal for hanging baskets and window boxes in sun or partial shade.
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Travellers Joy Perennial Climber Clematis vitalba - Old Mans Beard Hgt up to 10m Flowers July to September Wildflower Clematis vitalba known as Travellers Joy or Old Mans Beard. Climber for hedges, banks, trees etc. Flowers are fragrant and in clusters, 4 sepals of greenish cream and an abundance of cream stamens. 1 gram approx 700 seeds
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Tropaeolum peregrinum Canariense Canary Creeper T.peregrinum Climber up to 4m This rapid climber can reach a height of 4m in one season. It has blue green peltate leaves with 5 lobes, irregularly shaped yellow flowers are borne from July to October.
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Tropaeolum Speciosum Flame Flower
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| Wisteria floribunda Bonsai Japanese Wisteria (Harmful if eaten) Vigorous deciduous twining climber. Drooping fragrant pea like blue to violet, pink or white flowers, makes a spectacular sight against a wall from early summer. Excellent bonsai subject. £3.25 per 5 seeds
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| Wisteria floribunda
Alba Bonsai Japanese Wisteria (Harmful if eaten) Vigorous deciduous twining climber. Drooping fragrant pea like white flowers, makes a spectacular sight against a wall from early summer. Excellent bonsai subject. £3.25 per 5 seeds
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| Wisteria
sinensis blue Bonsai Chinese Wisteria (Harmful if eaten) Vigorous deciduous twining climber. Flowers late spring to summer and makes a spectacular sight against a wall. An impressive bonsai with its drooping sweet smelling flowers. £3.95 per 10 seeds
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The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the
larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia
Begonia etc requires no cover.
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