Source climbing plants from Avaxa Plants
Buying climbing plants for garden centres, wholesalers and landscapers? Compare species and uses at Avaxa Plants. View the range and order directly online.
View the climbing plant rangeClimbing plants add height, flowers and shelter to gardens and landscape projects. For professional buyers, growth vigour, position and use are the most important factors. A Wisteria for a pergola, for example, needs different conditions and support than Hedera for a green screen.
As a supplier of climbing plants, Avaxa Plants brings together the range of various growers. You will find, among others, flowering, fragrant and evergreen species. In our webshop you compare the available plants by genus, pot size and height. After logging in you can see the prices and order directly online.
A selection from our climbing plant range
The climbing plant range includes species with different growth habits, leaf colours and flowering characteristics. Think of Clematis, Hedera (ivy), Lonicera (honeysuckle), Wisteria (wisteria), Campsis and Trachelospermum. The right choice depends on the position, the available space and the desired result for sale or installation.
Flowering climbers for pergolas
Wisteria develops long, hanging flower racemes and needs a sturdy support structure. Campsis has striking, trumpet-shaped flowers and suits warm, sunny positions best. Both differ clearly in growth habit and maintenance. For garden centres, this difference in flower shape and presentation offers opportunities. For landscape projects, the available space and structure determine which species is suitable.
Evergreen climbers for screening
Hedera forms a green covering with its aerial roots, including in places with less light. The genus offers different leaf sizes, colours and growth forms. For green fences, screens and walls, growth vigour and branching are the most important factors. For existing walls, check the condition of the surface and the preferred method of training.
Fragrant climbers for sheltered spots
Trachelospermum jasminoides combines glossy evergreen foliage with fragrant white flowers. This climber prefers a warm, sheltered position with well-draining soil. For garden centres and landscapers, it is important to take regional winter temperatures and sensitivity to hard frost into account.
View the current climbing plant range
See which Clematis, Wisteria, Hedera and other climbing plants are available in different pot sizes and heights. Log in for prices and order directly online.
Climbing plants for your business or project
Climbing plants for garden centres and wholesalers
Build a sales range with different flower colours, growth habits and leaf types. Combine flowering Clematis and Wisteria with evergreen Hedera. Fragrant climbers form an additional product group for customers looking for plants for terraces and sheltered seating areas.
When buying, consider pot size, presentation height and the desired sales timing. A trained climbing plant has a different shop appearance than a compact specimen. In the Avaxa Plants webshop you can view the available versions and product photos. After logging in, you can order your selection directly.
Climbing plants for landscapers and landscaping companies
Select climbing plants based on position, function and the desired coverage. Wisteria suits sturdy pergolas, Hedera suits green screens, and certain Lonicera species suit places where fragrance is wanted. Check whether the plant can attach itself or needs support.
Prepare your planting plan with botanical names, required sizes and quantities. Take into account the eventual growth vigour, available root space and maintenance options. Via Avaxa Plants you can easily compare the current range and order the suitable plants for your project online.
Buying tip from Avaxa Plants
When buying climbing plants, look not only at height but also at branching. A tall plant with one long shoot provides less immediate cover than a lower, well-branched specimen. Especially for green screens and retail displays, it is important to consider the desired plant appearance in your choice.
What should you look for when buying climbing plants?
Position and hardiness: Sun, shade, wind and soil moisture determine which species are suitable. Take regional climate differences into account. Trachelospermum, for example, needs more shelter than many common Hedera species.
Climbing method and support: Hedera can attach itself with aerial roots, whereas Wisteria and Trachelospermum need support. Check in advance whether a wall, fence, climbing frame or pergola is suitable for the chosen plant.
Pot size and plant appearance: Compare pot volume, plant height, number of shoots and the way the plant has been trained. Especially for direct retail display or delivery, total height does not say everything about the final result.
Growth vigour and maintenance: Fast-growing climbing plants offer quick coverage but often need more pruning and training. Take into account the mature dimensions and differences between species and cultivars.
Ordering climbing plants from Avaxa Plants
Through our webshop you can view the current climbing plant range from various growers. Filter by genus, pot size or height and compare the available products and photos. With a business account you get access to prices and can place your order directly online.
Are you looking for a specific cultivar, a special supply form or climbing plants for a larger green project? You can then contact our team for additional support. We help with specific range questions and assessing possible alternatives. This way you can order independently online and receive personal support when needed.
View the current climbing plant range
See which Clematis, Wisteria, Hedera and other climbing plants are available in different pot sizes and heights. Log in for prices and order directly online.
Frequently asked questions about buying climbing plants
Which climbing plants are suitable for a pergola?
Wisteria is suitable for sturdy pergolas and forms long, hanging flower racemes with sufficient sun. Various Clematis and Lonicera species can also grow along a pergola. Match your choice to the load-bearing capacity of the structure, the desired flowering and the space available for maintenance.
Which climbing plants are suitable for shady spots?
Hedera is often a suitable choice for less sunny positions and generally retains its leaves in winter. Certain Clematis and Lonicera species also tolerate light shade. Always check the characteristics of the specific species, as the amount of sunlight affects growth and flowering.
Are all fragrant climbing plants evergreen?
No. Trachelospermum jasminoides has evergreen foliage and fragrant flowers, but may need protection in cold areas. With Lonicera, leaf retention varies by species and cultivar. In addition, not all Lonicera species are equally fragrant. Therefore, check the specific plant characteristics before putting together a range.
What is the difference between Trachelospermum and jasmine?
Trachelospermum jasminoides does not belong to the genus Jasminum. They are botanically different plants with their own characteristics. For professional buying, it is therefore advisable to use the full botanical name. This avoids confusion between species with different growth habits and position requirements.
Which pot size and height should I choose when buying climbing plants?
The right size depends on the application.
