climbing plant with yellow flowers
Looking to add a vibrant splash of colour and vertical interest to your garden? A climbing plant with yellow flowers is a striking choice for New Zealand gardens, pairing eye-catching blooms with lush foliage that winds gracefully up fences, arches, or trellises. With their sunny hues and dynamic growth habit, these climbers can truly transform spaces—whether you’re seeking privacy, shade, or a lively focal point. Discover which varieties thrive in local conditions and learn how to make the most of their showy yellow blossoms in your outdoor spaces.
Phaedranthus buccinatorius (Mexican Blood Flower)
Phaedranthus buccinatorius, commonly known as the Mexican Blood Flower, is a stunning tropical climber. It features showy and fragrant, trumpet shaped, yellow and red flowers from summer until early winter. These sit perfectly with the glossy, dark green foliage. It will grow vigorously to 5 m tall but can be trimmed as necessary. Phaedranthus buccinatorius is a popular choice for tropical plantings or using in areas where frost risk is low and the beauty of this plant can be enjoyed.
Portulaca Pazzaz Yellow (Yellow Portulaca)
Portulaca Pazazz Yellow, commonly known as the Moss Rose plant, is a low-growing perennial with fabulous flowers. Showy, yellow flowers are produced continuously through spring and summer off trailing, succulent stems which are host small, green leaves. It typically grows to 15 cm tall and 50 cm wide. Portulaca Pazazz Yellow is commonly mass planted in borders, planted to trail over the side of wall or spill out onto a path, included in rock gardens, planted around outdoor living areas, or maintained in a container.
