Trumpet Vine. A fast growing and vigorous climber that supports itself with aerial roots. The showy trumpet flowers are a rich salmon red colour and appear from summer to autumn. Green foliage. Needs a warm sheltered spot to really shine. Deciduous.

Also known as the Snail Vine, this fast growing climber has large creamy white flowers with hues of purple that are twisted to look like snail shells and fragrant. They grow on long racemes on twining stems of lush green foliage. Like a warm, sunny sheltered position with well drained soil. Semi-deciduous depending on region.

Good for trellis and archways to add some pretty colour.

The masses of fabulously fragrant, tubular flowers smother this plant in late spring. The white flowers turn deep yellow, and are streaked red outside, in hot summers, the flowers may be followed by small, bright red fruits. This Honeysuckle can quickly cover a boundary wall/fence in full sun or partial shade. Deciduous

Lonicera Belgica flowers earlier than many other Lonciera.

Fabulously fragrant, large, tubular, white flowers, ageing to yellow amidst oval, mid-green leaves. Nothing beats their sweet honeyed fragrance on a warm summer breeze. Later flowering than many varieties of honeysuckle it's ideal for a cottage or wildlife garden. Deciduous.

This vigorous, climber will soon cover a boundary wall or fence in a sunny site.

A self-clinging climber from the Hydrangea family with broad oval leaves and pure white, flat-topped flower heads in summer. Very showy especially against a brick wall or similar where it will cling unsupported. Happiest in the a sheltered position that has full sun or partial shade. Hardy and deciduous.