Indoor Climbing Plants

Name uncertain, may be a variety of P. inserta. A vigourous climbing or trailing plant wih attractive palmate leaves..

A vigorous, scented leaved, scrambling variety with bright pink, flowers from spring-autumn. Makes a great specimen for a pot getting to around 1m high in a couple of seasons

A scrambling, bushy climber for a conservatory or frost free garden with beautiful blue flowers in summer - a slightly deeper shade than the species.

A scrambling, bushy climber for a conservatory or frost free garden with beautiful clusters of white flowers in summer. A nice contrast with the blue flowered species

Rarely offered in the UK, this is a frost-tender vigourous South African climbing or trailing plant.Hardy in sheltered gardens.

A lovely rose for a cool conservatory - the pink flowers are strongly scented and appear over a long period from mid-summer to early winter.

A half-hardy vigourous South African climbing succulent with fleshy leaves and clusters of small bright yellow flowers in summer & autumn, which should be scented.

A tender climbing member of the daisy family with vivid orange flowers in summer. Can be grown in a large pot and stood out for the summer.

An attractive climbing or scrambling plant with fleshy pale green leaves with & deeper green along the veins. The reverse of the leaves is deep red. Yellow flowers may appear. Frost free, sun to part-shade.

A tender perennial climber with large vivid orange flowers, almost 2" wide in summer. Can also be grown as an annual like the normal Black-eyed Susan

Semi shrubby climber bearing clusters of beautiful pale turquoise blue star-shaped flowers in summer; best in a sunny conservatory, or outside in the mildest frost free localities.

A compact form grown for the cut-flower market, should make a neater plant without the need for staking. Clusters of beautiful pale turquoise blue star-shaped flowers in summer, sunny conservatory, or outside in the mild gardens.