Herbaceous tropical perennial produces stems to 3m from underground tubers. Leaves are produced directly from the stem and form tendrils at the tip. The flowers form in the warmer months and are bright orangered with fellow edges. The plant dies down during winter and regenerates in Spring.

Vigorous climber to spreading shrub with dark green glossy pinnate leaves. Flowers are borne in terminal clusters in the warmer months and are pink with a dark carmine throat. There are several cultivars including 'Lady Di' that has cream flowers.

Long cylindrical stems hold alternate glossy leathery leaves along their length. There is an absolute kaleidoscope of flower colours including shades of orange red, mauve, and pink. A very hardy choice able to tolerate dry conditions. Insist on modern hybrids as they are not considered invasive.

Attractive Australian native climber-scrambler with oval glossy green leaves forming a dense cover. Delicate white star shaped flowers in Spring that are fragrant. Black fleshy fruit follow in Summer.