Carport subtropical climber idea

We have a carport, but the neighbours can see right through into our drive, so the idea is to create a little privacy. So as we have a frost free space under our carport, where it generally doesn't get below 0C at any time of the year, we are making a row of mostly Jasmine oriented climber planting.

Already have Jasminum officinale, which should keep it's leaves in the mild conditions, and Jasminum x stephanense, which will be deciduous. On top of this, I plan on buying a Jasminum polyanthum, Trachelospermum jasmonoides, and a Jasminum humile 'revolutum'. Also there is a space for an Abutilon.

The real idea aside from privacy, is to be met with a strong perfume scent. We may well try Clematis armandii if the space is there.

 

what about passion fruit ? the edilus can take up to -4/5 , fast grower and pretty flower as well , if it`s frot free aera try bouganville or dutchman pipe climber (not impressive small but flower are well impressive.
even edible grape , or kiwi but they are not fast growing or evergreen.

 

It's possible, I could add those things in too, Im not sure whether it would be sunny enough for Bougainvillea under there.. in get partial sunshine at best in the afternoon.

 

Some shots from this little project.. it's mainly about the climbers (and the privacy) but due to the frost free nature of that situation, Ive installed some winter bedding too...





The two photo above are of a completed section of border.



This border still needs climbers put it, but that will happen next year now as it's too late to be putting in subtropical climbers.

 

Look really good , is that aera dry? the spider plants , will may lose the leaves but they will come back in may , if that will dye try again with the green version it`s hardiss.

 

Yes the area gets very little rain, if I was to guess I'd say it would get roughly 100mm per year. Very dry. The leaves won't actually get frosted at all, and most likely won't see more 1-2 times under 2C per year.

 

with spider plants it`s not the frost to kill it but the cold , at zero c the leaves are die down , even in the greenhouse ,. I`ve managed to grow them oudoor up to 2008 , I`m curious about the easter cactus as well , they can take lots of rain and cold , fine up to -4 .

 

looks lovely and will be gorgus covered in scented flower