This aggressive climbing shrub smothers native ground layer plants, shrubs and trees. It grows in woodlands, heathlands and riparian areas.

The sweetly scented cream and yellow flowers made this a popular vine. There are many cultivars and species available but this one is particularly invasive.

This climbing rose produces long slender twining canes with masses of tiny, double, white or yellow flowers in spring. It is one of the most popular climbing roses because of the beautiful spring blooms and absence of thorns.

These large spring flowering Clematis make a dazzling display. The vine tendrils become covered in flowers which are large and luscious, 15-18cm wide. These varieties grow to a compact 2.5m. Many vines invade and take over the garden, but not these. Perfect to soften harsh edges - posts, pergolas fences and walls.

Fast growing semi-evergreen, vigorous twining climber with attractive dainty five leafleted leaves. The vanilla scented purplish-brown flowers appear late spring to early summer.