Matelea cordifolia SEEDS – Heartleaf milkvine | Cordifolia vine

This twining vine thrives in natural settings, where it intertwines with shrubs and trees, creating a lush, green tapestry that supports wildlife and enhances garden beauty. The Cordifolia variety stands out for its attractive foliage and ecological benefits.

Flagellaria neocaledonica SEEDS – New Caledonian flagellaria | Vine bamboo

Flagellaria neocaledonica SEEDS – New Caledonian flagellaria | Vine bamboo Flagellaria neocaledonica seeds produce a striking tropical vine native to the lush landscapes of New Caledonia. People often admire the graceful climbing habit of the Flagellaria vine, which adds vertical interest and natural charm.The Flagellaria neocaledonica thrives as a tropical vine from New Caledonia, showcasing its adaptability and exotic appeal.

Akebia quinata SEEDS – Chocolate vine | Five-leaf akebia

Described by Thunberg ex Houttuyn; transferred to the current combination by Decaisne. A vigorous climbing woody vine reaching 10 m or more, twining around supports; chocolate-scented purple flowers in spring; edible purple fruits (traditional food in Japan: the rind used as a vegetable, seeds pressed for oil).

Sarcostemma viminale SEEDS – Caustic vine | Milk bush

Sarcostemma viminale SEEDS – Caustic vine | Milk bush Sarcostemma viminale is a fascinating tropical vine native to India. It can cover fences, trellises, or other supports, creating a natural green curtain that adds beauty to any garden.

Passiflora subpeltata SEEDS – White passionflower | Passion vine

Climbing passionflower. Suitable for tropical gardens. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The epithet. Family Passifloraceae. Genus Passiflora: ~550 species; New World tropics; passion flowers; Family Passifloraceae; Order Malpighiales.

Cynanchum viminale SEEDS – Caustic vine | Rapunzel plant

Cynanchum viminale SEEDS – Caustic vine | Rapunzel plant Cynanchum viminale seeds grow into a striking leafy climbing limb known for its elegant twining vine structure. Gardeners appreciate the vine of southern Africa for its resilience and distinctive climbing habit.Cynanchum viminale produces slender, flexible stems that twine gracefully around supports.