Climbing plants

Mandevilla is a remarkable vine. It climbs very high and bears flowers prolifically.

Ah, so the time for planting and repotting is over… comes the time to marcot your clematis and prepare cuttings from them!

What is a courtyard? Might seem like a basic question, but it’s often important to clarify what we’re talking about in order to get things right.

Clematis alpina bestows us with purple blue blooming that is simply beautiful.

Winter jasmine is probably one of the most fabulous climbing plants.

Clematis armandii is a beautiful vine with evergreen leafage and early, fragrant blooming.

Virginia creeper, although sometimes mistaken for ivy, has many advantages when it comes to covering walls and pergolas.

Jasmine and its fragrant smell are enchanting and exotic. Here is what you need to know about jasmine and tips on caring for it to get beautiful blooms.

Indian jasmine is a very beautiful fragrant climbing vine that blooms all summer long.

Bougainvillea are very beautiful Mediterranean climbing shrubs.

Chalice vine, also called Solandra, is marvelous thanks to its magnificent blooming.

Clematis montana, or Mountain Clematis, is a vine that is simply beautiful.

Potato vine (Solanum), also called jasmine nightshade for the resemblance they share, is a marvelous climbing vine.

Dipladenia is a richly-blooming hanging vine.

Ivy, whether outdoors or indoors, is a climbing or covering vine that is sometimes invasive…

Nasturtium is a climbing vine famous both for its blooms and for the speed with which it develops.

Nasturtium is a cute annual climbing vine that will gleefully decorate your hedges, fences, pergolas or low walls with orange and yellow flowers.

Overlapping petals of the ‘Monott’ Plumbago variety shine brightly.

Even though it doesn’t hold very well to the cold, allamanda is a plant that perfectly decorates Mediterranean-type gardens.

Blue passion flower or Passiflora caerula is a climbing vine of the passion flower family.

Love Plumbago but don’t really have a garden to set it loose? The Plumbago Escapade series is perfect for container growing,

Climbing vines have the advantage of being very ornamental. When on top of this, they’re fragrant and smell good, too, they become the ideal candidate to grow in your garden or on your terrace!

Plumbago is a superb vine noted for both its flowers and its foliage.

Cuttings are often successful with plumbago. They’re the way to go if you want a perfect copy of your beloved blue-flowered climber!

There are several ways to propagate plumbago. Seeds, cuttings from stems and roots, and clump division are some of them.

Sweet honeysuckle scent, spell-binding jasmine fragrance… Fragrant vines teleport us to richly-scented memories!

Wisteria is a fabulous climbing vine with abundant and deliciously fragrant blooms.

Cup-and-saucer vines are among the most beautiful flowers that decorate our gardens over the summer.

Stephanotis seeds are rare in temperate climates. When they bear fruit, it’s a pod packed full of surprising seeds that are ready to roam

Clematis is a twining climbing flower which is simply beautiful thanks to its blooming.

Stephanotis pruning is not something to be afraid of. It will help rejuvenate your plant, keep it small, and bloom closer

Holboellia is a very surprising and slightly fragrant climbing vine. It loves rather shaded spots.

Climbing hydrangeas are beautiful plants that bloom in the summer.

Hummingbird vine, which also goes by the name Virginia jasmine, is a vine that is simply beautiful and it blooms all summer long.

Oceanblue morning glory is a very cute climbing vine with abundant and spectacular blooms of a mesmerizing deep blue color.

Hops isn’t only the famous plant used to brew beer, it is also a fantastic climbing vine.

Ipomoea indica is a very cute climbing vine with abundant and spectacular blooms.

Star jasmine or false jasmine is a very beautiful fragrant climbing vine that blooms all summer long.

Honeysuckle is a must-have among all the flowering climbing plants.