A-Z of Climbing Plants

Maybe!

 

Well, I don't want to get stuck on Y so I'm going to do W and X together ....

Wisteria at Nymans Gardens, West Sussex, courtesy of Wikipedia



and ...

x-Fatshedera lizei, the Bush Ivy (photo ces.ncsu.edu)

 

Is that it LoL or do you want to go round again?

 

What about Y and Z, meu amigo? :D :D Dig out those books of yours ....

.... and yes, we'll go around again, there's lots more to see .... but first I'll put up my ...

Yellow-flowing Thunbergia alata (sorry, it is the first of December so a little lacking in flowers) ...



How about you finding a Z?

 

Sehora do Lazer, I'm a bit stuck there plants yep, climbers, no, not yet anyway. :D

 

Keep trying .. I have faith in you ... but maybe we could stick the ZZ plant in and say it grows tall .... :D :D PeterS put his Ubangi or whatever plant in ...

 

Found this ...

Zauschneria, the Creeping Hummingbird Trumpet ...

 

I think we'll have to forget Z for a climbing plant and start with A again.

 

Okay, if you don't like my creeping plant! :D Have you got one handy?

 

Did I say I didn't like it? :rolleyes:
You put a creeping plant in your climbing plant gallery, and no I haven't got an A yet.

 

Actinidia ... Kiwi Fruit



Haven't got one as t'other half doesn't like froooit! :D

 

I have this one on my kitchen patio ...

Bouganvillea, Gold, main blooming period October through May but also intermittently



[ 04. December 2006, 06:25 PM: Message edited by: Lady of Leisure ]

 

Clerodendrum Thomsonii, grew these years ago, beautiful climber.

 

I have this but with pink/purple flowers. Doesn't do good by me (twice now) for some reason so have uprooted it and bagged it for K-G and have replaced it with a Hardenbergia.

A lovely shrub though! for me!

 

er, sorry this is harking back a bit, but a thought for climbers beginning with "Z" : either Zehneria scabra or many of the Zebrina's.

How about Dalechampia dioscoraefolia (Costa Rican Butterfly Vine) for "D" ?