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Ipomoea indica

A vigorous evergreen climber with heart-shaped mid-green leaves. Abundant funnel-shaped rich purple-blue flowers from late spring to autumn.

Jasminum beesianum

A twining climber with dark green leaves and small clusters of fragrant, pinkish red flowers from early to mid-summer.

Lapageria rosea

A twining evergreen climber with dark green leaves. Fleshy bell-shaped pink to red flowers from summer to late autumn.

Lapageria rosea ‘Nash Court’

A twining evergreen climber with dark green leaves. Fleshy bell-shaped soft pink flowers with deeper mottling from summer to late autumn.

Lonicera ‘Danielle’

A bushy semi-evergreen shrub with green and cream leaves. Max Height 1.5m. Max Spread 1.5m. Full sun/partial shade. Hardy. Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser.

Lonicera ‘Elegant’ 3 Ltr

Very, dense, bushy fast growing evergreen plant with masses of tiny leave, dissimilar in appearance to climbing honeysuckle. Makes a very neat hedge when trimmed. Shade tolerant but not suitable for very cold positions. Excellent plant with dark green leaves.

Lonicera ‘Honey Baby’

Honey Baby grows very stocky and bushy, he buds are purplish-red tinted, and the flowers open creamy-yellow, turning to orange-yellow, and are aromatic.

Lonicera ‘Red Tips’

It’s dense and fast-growing quickly producing a bushy hedge. The variety ‘Red Tips’ produces bright scarlet new growth that gradually

Lonicera caprifolium

A twining climber with grey-green leaves and very fragrant pink-flushed, creamy white to yellow flowers.

Lonicera etrusca ‘Superba’

A twining climber with mid-green leaves and very fragrant cream flowers that turn orange, followed by red berries.

Lonicera giraldii

A twining climber with green leaves and velvety, purplish red flowers with yellow stamens, followed by purple-black berries.

Lonicera henryi

A twining climber with glossy dark green leaves and fragrant yellow throated purplish red flowers followed by purple-black berries.