Actinidia chinensis Kiwi Fruit can be grown in the UK and makes an excellent climber, with white flowers in May and June, followed by the edible fruits later in the year. It has large, attractive green leaves, which turn red in autumn so it is an excellent choice to cover...Click here for full details... £6.50
Hedera helix 'Oro di Bogliasco' (Gold Heart Ivy) Syn: Hedera helix 'Gold Heart'. One of the best hardy climbing Ivies, the dark green leaves each having a prominent creamy yellow central zone. More controllable than most Ivies at up to 10' (3m). A wonderful evergreen, that's suitable for growing...Click here for full details... £4.75
Jasminum officinale 'Aureovariegatum' (syn: Jasminum officinale 'Aureum') A very striking climber, the leaves being heavily splashed and mottled with gold. White flowers from July to September. Height: 3m Jasmine offinale was brought from the Near East in Tudor times. Common name(s): JasmineClick here for full details... £6.50
Lathyrus chilensis (perennial Sweet Pea) A rare pea found along forest edges in Chile. This perennial sweet pea has deep pink petals fading to white. Quite beautiful. Vigorous and easy to grow. A delightful hardy, perennial climber, with the vigour of Lathyrus latifolius and may be a...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus latifolius 'Rosa Perle' (everlasting Sweet Pea) A perennial sweet pea. Looks stunning when flowering. Masses of large, pearly-pink, sweet pea flowers adorn this short climber. Syn: Lathyrus latifolius 'Pink Pearl' Lathyrus latifolius has been grown in cottage gardens since the 1600's, when...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus niger (perennial Sweet Pea) Although actually a native wild flower, this species is now very rare in this country. This short perennial sweet pea has many-flowering stems of flowers which are livid purple at first and then fade to blue. Commonly known as the Black Pea, due...Click here for full details... £4.75
Lathyrus sylvestris (perennial Sweet Pea) This perennial British native sweet pea is now rather rare. Known as the Wood Pea, it throws out enormous numbers of flesh pink flowers on strong stems, being even more vigorous and floriferous than Lathyrus latifolius. This most attractive native wild...Click here for full details... £4.75
