Slow Growing Climbing Plants
Pandorea rosea superba (Pink Bower Plant)
Pandorea rosea superba is a climber that produces bright pink, trumpet-shaped flowers with a dark pink throat are produced from spring through until autumn. They are complemented with lush and glossy, dark green leaves. This evergreen climber will reach about 3 m in length, but can easily be contained with trimming. Pandorea rosea superba is commonly grown along a fence or other support structure. It also looks great in a sub-tropical or cottage garden, and is perfect for growing around pool and barbecue areas.
Dichondra Silver Falls (Silver Falls Plant)
Dichondra Silver Falls is a popular choice for NZ gardens, known for its commonly known as Silver Ponyfoot, is an herbaceous perennial grown for its cascading foliage. This plant produces small and rounded, silver leaves on silver stems. It has a true cascading habit and will trail up to 50 cm and grows to just 10 cm tall. The Dichondra Silver Falls plant is an excellent choice for growing in a hanging basket, planting so it can trail over a wall, mass planting as a groundcover, or planting between rocks and paving stones. It brings beauty and interest to a range of garden styles.
