Vines

Boston Ivy
Clings to the smoothest surfaces with great tenacity. Olive green foliage turns brilliant colours in Autumn.
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Clematis
Large flowering, these are the most showy of all the vines. Plant them in rich, well drained soil with some lime in it.
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Climbing Hydrangea
A handsome climbing vine, clinging firmly to walls, and covered in early summer with large white flower clusters.
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Diane Bittersweet
A native female bittersweet with highly coloured fruit after the first frost.
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Dropmore Scarlet Honeysuckle
Long tubed flowers of bright scarlet colour, continuous bloomer. Long-lasting berries follow the blooms.
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Engelmans Ivy or Virginia Creeper
A dense, fast growing, very hardy self-climbing variety. Turns crimson in the fall. Small fruits are attractive to birds.
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Frost Grape or Riverbank Grape
Strong growing climbing vine with glossy green leaves above and smooth undersides. Fragrant white flowers in June.
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Hardy Kiwi
Leaves are oval up to 10 cm, pale green, bronze, pink and white toward slender tip.
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Hercules Bittersweet
A male bittersweet that is used to ensure fruiting. A vigorous climber that will do well in poor soil.
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Nugget Ornamental Hop
A vigorous perennial climber that quickly wraps itself around a structure in one season alone.
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Silverlace Vine
A fast growing vine with light green leaves and sprays of fleecy-white flowers in profusion in August-September.
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Wisteria Lawrence
Long blue florets hang on drooping branches, creating an oriental look. Blossoms are hardy to -25*F.
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Yellow Hop
A fast growing vine that needs support. Fruiting structures are used for brewing beer.
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