Chocolate Vine

>From the forest margins of East Asia comes this unusual climbing 
vine. Bearing fragrant purplish flowers in pendant racemes all 
summer. Useful to grow up a trellis or for trying something unusual 
in your hanging basket? 
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Chinese Love Vine  
A beautiful tropical climber easily raised from seed, often used in 
warmer climates planted in hanging baskets. Racemes of soft pink 
flowers on a self clinging vine which can become invasive in 
tropical climates. My own plant grown from seed last year and now in 
a hanging basket started flowering late August but flowering may 
start earlier on more mature plants, in any case the foliage alone 
makes it worth growing.
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Dutchman's Pipe  
Unusual woody stemmed climbers with large purplish flowers and large 
oval leaves. Needs to be greenhouse or conservatory grown with a 
minimum of 10�C in winter when the plant needs to be kept on the dry 
side. Very unusual vine that makes a great talking point. The plant 
in the picture flowering in its second year from our seed.
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Butterfly Pea  
Fast growing tropical climbing perennial that produces two inch blue 
flowers in mid to late Summer. They provide quick cover for lattice, 
trellis, arbor and chain-link fence, and are a favourite food source 
for butterflies.
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Chilean Glory Flower 
Chilean glory flower is a scrambling climber hardy in most parts of 
the country on a warm wall. Clusters of small tubular orange to red 
flowers cover the vine all summer. Easily grown climber
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Purple Coral Pea  
A very attractive tropical vine from West Australia that can 
tolerate frost to -5C when established but best as a conservatory 
climber where it loves hot dry conditions. Flowers held in racemes 
often creating a stunning picture, used in USA gardens in semi 
desert locations.
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Firecracker Vine 

A member of the Ipomoea family with sprays of red/yellow flowers. I 
find this an excellent plant grown through other shrubs that look 
tired with no flowers at the end of the summer. Give it plenty of 
sun and water and it will produce a spectacular display 
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Scarlet Passion Flower
Fantastic brilliant red flowers on a climber with vine shaped 
leaves. It will need heat and plenty of room to flower but easy from 
seed flowering in the second or third season.
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Blue Trumpet Vine 
Thunbergia Grandiflora, is a woody stemmed perennial climber with 
lovely pale to mid blue trumpet flowers born in clusters throughout 
most of the summer. Hardy down to just above freezing it is ideal 
for over wintering in a cold greenhouse or conservatory. Grown up a 
suitable framework it makes a lovely show in a Conservatory or 
outside in a sheltered location. I have been really pleased in my 
trials last year with this plant that can be grown from seed or 
propagated from cuttings of semi ripe wood. It appears to be 
reasonably resistant to aphid, white fly and red spider so please 
give this one a try.
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 cup and saucer white vine only wanted (no purple.)
thanks   willy
 








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