Flower Climbers

Flower Climbers are a group of plants that can climb and attach themselves to buildings, walls or other plants for support. Climbers are often used in gardens and landscapes to add vertical interest, cover structural defects, or create living walls.Here are some examples of climbing trees:

• Ivy (Hedera):
  Ivy is a climbing plant known for its green leaves and ability to cling to walls.
• Clematis:
  Clematis is a large plant and has many types of flowers that produce beautiful flowers, often large and showy flowers.
• Roses:
  Some species of roses are climbers and can be trained to grow vertically on structures such as trellises or pergolas.
• Honeysuckle (Lonicera):
  Honeysuckle vines produce fragrant flowers known to attract bees and butterflies.
• Wisteria:
  Wisteria is a vigorous climbing plant that produces fragrant flowers in spring.
• Jasmine:
  Known for its white or yellow flowers, the jasmine vine is often grown for its sweet scent.
• Morning Glory:
  Morning glory vines produce trumpet-shaped flowers that usually bloom in the morning, hence the name.
• Passionflower (Passiflora):
  Passionflower is a climbing plant with unique and exotic flowers.