Wild 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.
Dietes grandiflora (Fairy Iris)
Dietes grandiflora, also known as Wild Iris or Fairy Iris, is a robust, clump-forming perennial prized for its large white flowers with yellow and violet markings. Blooming repeatedly through the warmer months, it adds elegance to New Zealand gardens. Growing 80–100 cm tall, it features upright, sword-like evergreen foliage ideal for borders, mass planting, or low-maintenance landscapes.
From $14.13
