self climbing plants
Looking for self climbing plants to add lush greenery and vertical interest to your garden or indoor space? Self climbers are an ideal choice for busy gardeners and landscape enthusiasts because they require minimal support or tying. These unique plants use aerial roots or specialized stem structures to attach themselves directly to walls, fences, trellises, or trees—making them perfect for covering unsightly surfaces, softening boundaries, or creating living walls. Whether you want to transform a shaded fence, decorate an outdoor façade, or bring the jungle indoors, self climbing plants offer both beauty and easy maintenance.
Ficus pumila
Ficus pumila, commonly known as Creeping Fig or Climbing Ficus, is a vigorous, evergreen climber popular in New Zealand for covering walls, fences, and trellises. It features small, heart-shaped juvenile leaves that mature into larger, leathery foliage. Fast-growing and self-clinging, it can create dense, green coverage in sun or partial shade. Preferring well-drained soil and regular moisture, it thrives in sheltered sites and requires pruning to manage growth. Ideal for decorative and functional vertical greening.
From $9.95
Monstera 'Monkey Mask'
Monstera 'Monkey Mask' is a very popular indoor plant due to its striking foliage. It produces dark green, heart-shaped leaves with distinct holes. They are produced off stems that can be left to trail or to climb a peat post or the like. It typically grows to 15 cm tall and 40 cm in length, but this depends on how the plant is trained. Monstera 'Monkey Mask' is commonly grown as a potted plant and is well-suited to an office environment where it can trail from a shelf or the like.
From $44.09
