Thorny, evergreen climbing shrub up to 7m high. Scented white flowers in early summer followed by showy bright red berries, which have one large black seed in them. Very fast growing. Plant in a shady, moist, well drained soil and add plenty of compost for the best results. Attracts birds.

Deciduous creeper. Frost hardy. Masses of small, sweetly scented, creamy white flowers in late summer and autumn. Beautiful seed heads follow the flowers until winter. It requires support to climb on. It can be used as a ground cover. Prune it back in late winter to encourage bushiness. Plant in a full sun or semi-shade position and water well in summer and less in winter.

Slow growing evergreen scrambling shrub. Star shaped white flowers, which are sweetly but delicately fragrant and held in clusters, appear durning summer. Semi-hardy. Plant in full sun to semi-shade. Water regularly.

Evergreen creeper or scrambler plant. Frost and drought hardy. Medium to fast growing. Sweetly scented, white, waxy flowers displayed against glossy, dark green foliage. Shiny black berries that attract birds to the garden. Plant in semi-shade in a well-drained and composted soil and don´t overwater.

Evergreen vigorous climber. Abundant large trusser of pink flowers in summer and autumn. Plantt in full sun in a composted soil and water well in summer. It is tolerant of light frost, but if an established plant is cut down by frost, it should resprout in the spring. Prune it in after witer to keep neat and to improve flowering.

Slender perennial creeper. Fast growing and drought resistant. Quite hardy. Glossy green ivy-like foliage. Pale yellow daisy flowers all year round, but mainly during the summer months. Plant it either in sun or shade in a composted and well-drained soil. Good for hanging baskets.

A vigorous fast-growing climber with semi-succulent stems and leaves that has a spread of 4 x 2 m. It is mostly evergreen, but during severe winters or in areas that suffer from frost, it will react deciduously, dying back and then recovering beautifully again in the spring. The light green, shiny, fleshy leaves resemble those of ivy in that they are roughly triangle-shaped with unequal lobes and are attractive all year round. The wonderfully bright canary yellow daisy flowers are borne massed in clusters during late summer and autumn, making a lovely show; they also have a delightful aromatic scent. The canary creeper grows easiest in full sun, in well-drained composted garden soil against a wall or fence. Water sparingly as this plant is semi-succulent and can tolerate long periods of dryness once it is established.