Other plants

A vigorous climber attaining the height of 10 m (1-2 m of new growth a year) with twining stems that wind around the support. It belongs to the Asclepiadaceae family. Its dark green glossy leaves resemble the leaves of White Willow in shape. The ...

Magnolia Vines are climbers native to Asia and North America. They currently belong to the Schisandraceae family, but used to be assigned to family Magnoliaceae, since they share many characteristics with magnolias - structure of flowers, fruit an...

Japanese Hydrangea vine (Schizophragma hydrangeoides) is a lovely ornamental creeper that climbs using aerial rootlets, attaining the height of over 6m and, in its native habitat, even up to 12 m. It belongs to the Hydrangeaceae family and is a...

Vitis coignetiae - Crimson Glory Vine is a vigorous climber with conspicuous large leaves turning brilliant crimson in autumn. It attains a height of over 10 m (with up to 4 m of annual growth). It has little soil requirements and is frost hardy. ...

An exquisitely flowering climbing plant with white, pink, blue or purple flowers, depending on a variety, gathered in long slender racemes (up to 60 cm long). It comes into bloom in May-June. Plants grown from seeds start flowering in the 8th t...

Ground covers can successfully substitute lawn, create borders or provide greenery beneath taller plants. They hinder the weed growth and prevent the soil from being blown or washed away, or getting too dry. They also reduce costly and time-con...