Native Climbers & Scramblers
Native climbers and scramblers bring vertical interest to a garden, softening fences, trellises, arbours and tree trunks. Left to their own devices, many will happily scramble across the ground instead, doubling as an informal, flowering ground cover.
Beyond their good looks, native climbers offer valuable shelter and nectar for birds and insects. Species like Purple Coral Pea and Wonga Vine flower prolifically, adding long seasons of colour while supporting local pollinators.
All our native climbers and scramblers are grown from local provenance seed, so they're suited to the soils and climate of the Casey and Cardinia region.
Native climbers and scramblers are good for: covering fences and trellises, softening vertical structures, informal ground cover, habitat and nectar for pollinators.
Explore our current native climbers and scramblers stocklist below or contact us for wholesale orders.
| Botanical Name | Common Name |
|---|---|
| Clematis microphylla | Small-leaved Clematis |
| Glycine clandestina | Twining Glycine |
| Hardenbergia violacea | Purple Coral Pea |
| Pandorea pandorana | Wonga Vine |
| Rubus parvifolius | Native Raspberry |