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Climbing plants

Climbing plants are truly magnificent when grown in just the right place. Do you have an ugly wall that needs covering? Climbing vines are your answer!

Clematis, queen of vines

 Clematis vine

Bougainvillea, a unique climbing plant

 Bougainvillea

Indian jasmine, flower-bearing and fragrant

 Indian jasmine

Jasmine, a very fragrant vine

 Jasminum officinale - common jasmine

Dipladenia, marvelous blooming vine

 Dipladenia plant

Mandevilla, a climber that bears stunning flowers

 Pink mandevilla vine twining up a black wrought iron fence.

Mandevilla and dipladenia, magnificent sisters

 White mandevilla or dipladenia flowers against a gray trunk.

Clematis montana, the mountain clematis

 Clematis montana

Nasturtium, a cute annual climbing vine

 Nasturtium vine

Ivy, an easy climbing plant with traces of eternity

 Varnished shutters half closed with a wall covered in ivy.

Fragrant vines!

 Vines that are fragrant, such as wisteria

Pruning stephanotis – timing, tools, technique & tips!

 Properly pruned stephanotis blooming before a brick wall.

Solanum, Potato vine, a jasmine look-alike

 solanum jasminoides - potato vine

Oceanblue morning glory, electric blue flower vine

 oceanblue morning glory ipomoea liseron bleu

Stephanotis seeds – a fruit pod packed with surprises

 Seeds from the Stephanotis vine

Cup-and-saucer vine, a magnificent climbing plant

 Cup and saucer vine against a dark background

Hops, easy to grow in the garden

 Hops vine growing on a tree with flowers

Grow climbing plants in your garden

 Ivy latching on to bare rock

Morning glory, bindweed

 Morning glory bindweed

Hardy kiwi, the kiwi that can survive Siberian colds

 hardy kiwi

Clematis armandii, early and fragrant

 Clematis armandii

Plumbago cuttings, an easy way to propagate it

 Diagramme showing how to cut plumbago cuttings

Propagating plumbago – multiply these blue wonders!

 Plumbago multiply

Plumbago varieties, colors and climbers galore!

 Plumbago varieties and colors

Trachelospermum jasminoides, a wonderful fragrant vine

 White flower unfurling on a trachelospermum jasminoides

Clematis alpina, an abundance of blue

 clematis alpina

Climbers that keep their leaves in winter: an evergreen vine selection

 Vine switching colors in fall

Virginia creeper, superb in every season

 Parthenocissus, Virginia creeper

Star jasmine, a very fragrant vine: planting and care

 Star jasmine

Growing clematis for abundant blooming: first steps count most

 Clematis with beautiful flowers

Blue Passion flower, an exceptional vine

 Blue passion flower in full bloom with bud.

Allamanda, the Golden Trumpet

 Allamanda, the golden trumpet

6 fabulous fragrant clematis

 Fragrant clematis

Thunbergia, the beautifully-blooming black-eyed Susan

 Thunbergia, black-eyed susan

Climbing nasturtium, an easy flower vine

 Climbing nasturtium

Small-flower Clematis varieties… but incredible climbers!

 Clematis varieties with small flowers

Hummingbird vine care, how to grow Virginia jasmine

 Campsis hummingbird vine

Plant and garden ideas for a shaded courtyard

 Plants for a shaded courtyard

Plumbago ‘Monott’, blue flowers for a hedge in dry places

 Plumbago monott

Plumbago – planting, training and care for Cape Leaderwort

 plumbago

Plumbago Escapade, perfect for growing in pots

 Plumbago escapade

Chalice vine, solandra, a vine with stunning cup flowers

 Solandra chalice vine

Wisteria, a very fragrant vine

 wisteria

Winter jasmine, superb blooming in ice and snow

 Winter jasmine

Clematis cirrhosa, a fragrant winter vine

 Clematis cirrhosa - Early Virgin's bower

Honeysuckle, a nice and easy climbing vine

 Honeysuckle flower

Climbing hydrangea, perfect for shade

 Climbing hydrangea

Fragrant climbing vines…

 Orange-yellow honeysuckle, a fragrant climbing vine

Ipomoea, dazzling blue blooms as deep as the universe

 Neon blue flower and plant in part shade

Training Madagascar jasmine on a structure

 Training a stephanotis vine

Climbing vines for shade, dress up dark spaces with spots of color!

 Restaurant with a vine that provides shade on a pergola
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