Climbing flowers and vines by Nature & Garden

Solanum, Potato vine, a jasmine look-alike

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

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

Bougainvillea are very beautiful Mediterranean climbing shrubs.

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

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

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

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

Mandevilla – some species of which are called Dipladenia – are remarkable climbing shrub vines.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Nasturtiums are famous both for their blooms and for the speed with which they develop.

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

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