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With vigorous young shoots that often have variegated leaves, Jasminum x stephanense also produces beautiful pale pink, scented flowers. It can be semi-evergreen in sheltered situations, and it requires free draining soil to avoid becoming waterlogged in the winter.

This semi-evergreen climber gets its name from the dark copper coloured young leaves that it produces in abundance. The plant produces a mass of scented yellow flowers through the summer months and benefits from a free draining soil condition. Superbe to grow in combination with any variety of clematis montana which has a white flower.

Highly fragrant cream and yellow flowers are produced in great abundance through summer and early autumn. A strong growing semi-evergreen climber that is very useful for screening and making fast coverage of unsightly objects.

A fast growing, evergreen climbing honeysuckle, Lonicera japonica Halliana produces highly fragrant white flowers that mature to a creamy-yellow as they are pollinated. Like many honeysuckle it benefits from a free draining soil condition and is very much at home scrambling through other climbers or even a hedge.

Another fast growing and evergreen honeysuckle, Lonicera japonica Halls Prolific produces a plentiful number of scented white flowers that mature to a lovely lemon yellow once pollinated.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

With interestingly mottled, variegated foliage and large, scented, yellow and white flowers, Lonicera japonica Horwood Gem is an attractive evergreen climber. The large flowered form of common honeysuckle has eye-catching variegated leaves which complement the yellow and white flowers nicely.

This striking variety of honeysuckle has a very pretty white and pale gold flower that is highly fragrant, set against a semi-evergreen foliage, marked with pale green and darker green markings that become tinted with pink towards the autumn.

A classic cottage garden plant, Lonicera purpurea is a beautiful honeysuckle. This popular evergreen, climber produces a stunning display of scented, creamy-yellow flowers which open to reveal yellow throats.

Lonicera japonica Red World is a very vigorous form of the japanese honeysuckle which has an abundance of scented flowers starting from bright red buds which open rich pink and have a cream throat. Evergreen foliage of dark green often turns reddy-bronze in autumn and winter.

With a purple-red flush on creamy yellow, highly scented flowers, Lonicera japonica Repens is a vigorous, evergreen climber. The trumpet-like flowers fade to pale pink as they mature.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Often known as the Early Dutch Honeysuckle, Lonicera periclymenum Belgica has purply-red buds which open to reveal a creamy-yellow throat and are highly fragrant. A classic cottage garden plant that benefits from a free draining soil condition to do best.

Lonicera periclymenum Graham Thomas has sweetly scented creamy-white flowers which mature to a pale yellow as they are pollinated. It is a classic cottage garden honeysuckle that will be as happy growing on your garden arch or pergola as it will growing into a small tree or large shrub.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Lonicera periclymenum Serotina produces masses of richly fragrant tubular flowers that are creamy-white inside, with a purple-red outer. A popular honeysuckle blooming in summer through to autumn, it prefers a part shade to sunny location and a reasonably free draining soil.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

One of my all time favourite honeysuckle, Lonicera purpusii fragrantisima has dainty white flowers with a strong scent through the winter months and is loved by solitary bees especially on a mild winters day. It's winter flowering nature makes it a very attractive plant to provide year round interest and it is worth noting that it requires free draining soil to do its best for you.

Lonicera similis var. delavyii produces a huge abundance of white tubular flowers which turn yellow once pollinated and are sweetly scented. The flowers are followed by black berries that are very popular with birds and it is also semi-evergreen in a sheltered location.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The long trumpet shaped scarlet red flowers of Lonicera x brownii Dropmore Scarlet have bright orange throats and last from mid summer to late autumn meaning it is one of our longest flowering honeysuckle. It benefits from a free draining soil to do its best although any soil that has the drainage improved should be fine.

Lonicera x heckrottii Gold Flame has wonderfully scented pink flowers with a peachy-orange throat, which are produced in great abundance across the plant. It benefits from a free draining soil or one which has had drainage improved and will give a stronger fragrance in a sunny location but will cope with part shade.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

A spectacular Chinese Virginia creeper, Parthenocissus henryana is a deciduous, self-clinging climber which has attractive dark green foliage, with silver white veining, in the spring and summer, and leaves which turn crimson red in the autumn, for an amazing display.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Parthenocissus quinquefolia is the traditional Virginia creeper, a deciduous, self-clinging climber, with large green leaves in the summer, which turn bright red in the autumn, filling your garden with a real pop of colour. The leaf is slightly glossy and the blooms leave behind a small black berry which the birds love but it is toxic to humans.

Often referred to as The Common Passion Flower, Passiflora caerulea ia a semi-evergreen climber with beautifully intricate white flowers, sometimes flushed pink, which have a central purply-blue crown.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Solanum crispum Glasnevin is an impressive evergreen climber which will produce a mass of rich purple-blue flowers with a yellow centre in the summer, occasionally paler blue on sandy soils. It is a strong grower which benefits from being allowed to grow rather than being contained by pruning.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

With slender, twining stems and glossy green leaves, Solanum jasminoides Album is an evergreen climber which will cover itself in glorious clusters of bright white, scented star-shaped flowers in the summer and autumn. A strong growing plant that is difficult to contain by pruning so give it space to spread and go wild!
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Soft pink star-like flowers bloom over several months from late spring to summer and is beautifully fragrant. A strong growing plant with  dark evergreen foliage, this can be used in many ways in the garden, for coverage and privacy or to create a wall of green between two areas of the garden.

Trachelospermum jasminoides is a wonderful garden plant and often known simply as the Star Jasmine. This elegant climber has clusters of highly scented white flowers and shiny dark evergreen leaves is an understated but wonderful addition to any garden. Superb at screening unsightly objects it will also be at home, scrambling up into a supporting tree or shrub.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit