Vines

There are. Indoor vines are perfect features for homes and offices. They can be potted, and look great on desks, or even hanging from the ceiling.

A general rule of thumb is that a climbing plant should be planted roughly 30 to 40 centimetres away from the base of the structure you want it to climb. That way, water will still be able to reach the roots of the climber. Of course, this may vary depending on the type of plant, and what the support structure is. If you tell our horticulturists about your specific situation, they'll be able to help with a more definite answer.

Climbing plants have a number of benefits. They look great, and can really spruce up a space. When indoors, they can also improve air quality and make a room more acoustically pleasant.

There are! Many climbing plants boast beautiful flowers. Our team can show you how each plant will flower, and also give you tips for cultivating a beautiful bloom.

Creeper plants tend to crow horizontally, and are found close to the ground. Climbing plants, on the other hand, will grow up and cling to structures like buildings and fences.

They certainly do. Some wall climbing vines will conquer the terrain in no time, while others proceed at a leisurely pace. If you want, say, fast growing vines, just tell our team and they'll find the right plant for you.

We deliver all over the Melbourne metro area. If you want plants delivered to Melbourne, or the surrounding suburbs, we can help. And we don't just deliver our vine plants; we can deliver any of our landscaping supplies, plants, turfs or tools, in any quantity. There's no minimum or maximum order required.