Passiflora caerulea is perfect to grow in pots and if started early may even flower in their very first season. In this article we’ll discuss how to grow Passiflora caerulea in pots based on my own experiences of doing just that recently. Benefits of Growing Passiflora caerulea in Pots Passiflora caerulea is a hardy plant … Read more
Cobaea scandens, sometimes known by the common names of the “Cup and Saucer Vine” or “Cathedral Bells”, is a stunning climbing plant that can be easily grown from seed. Cobaea scandens is half-hardy, meaning that in most temperate areas the vines will die over winter. As a result, to maintain an attractive display it is … Read more
Climbing plants can completely change the appearance of your garden, effortlessly covering unsightly fences and walls. They can clamber over pergolas bringing height and interest to our outdoor space. But one common weakness of climbing plants is that they can grow very slowly indeed. Luckily, there is a solution – a small number of climbing … Read more
Do you have pergolas in your garden’s patio or deck that could use a little natural bedazzling? If so, here are ten of the most awesome climbers you can deck your pergola out in. Roses What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet. Shakespeare put … Read more
Climbing plants are an ideal versatile way to add some character and color to any yard. They wind their way around until they can hug, claw or use thorns to stick to a surface such as an arbor, a trellis or porch railing. Some are very adventurous and will travel all around a yard while … Read more
Annual climbers are the perfect way to quickly cover up an unattractive fence or wall, or to block out your neighbours, without having to wait years for a “standard” hedge to grow. Started early in the spring, a number of highly attractive plants will grow to surprisingly dimensions by mid-summer, offering not just attractive leaf … Read more