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Allamanda Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 5,000
  • Allamanda Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Allamanda cathartica.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Allamanda sap and plant parts can be harmful. Wear gloves when pruning and prevent access by chewing pets or children.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Bleeding Heart Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Bleeding Heart Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Clerodendrum thomsoniae.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Bougainvillea Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 10,500
  • Bougainvillea Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Bougainvillea.
  • Provide strong sun after gradual acclimatisation; a dim position usually produces leafy growth with fewer colourful bracts.
  • Let the upper root mix dry between thorough waterings, avoiding continuous saturation and severe repeated wilting.
  • Use a draining mix and handle the root ball carefully when transplanting; do not tear roots apart unnecessarily.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Keep thorny shoots clear of walkways and wear gloves when tying or pruning.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Bower Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 5,000
  • Bower Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Pandorea jasminoides.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Cat Claw Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 899 through ₨ 5,500
  • Cat Claw Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Dolichandra unguis-cati.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 899.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Chocolate Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Chocolate Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Akebia quinata.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Clematis Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Clematis Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Clematis.
  • Give the shoots useful light while keeping the root area cool and protected from extreme container heat.
  • Keep roots evenly moist but well drained; avoid allowing the root ball to bake dry against hot paving.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Identify the pruning group before major cuts: flowering on old wood, new wood or both requires different treatment.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Clerodendrum Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Clerodendrum Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Nursery identity requires confirmation.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Climbing Rose Plant

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Price range: ₨ 899 through ₨ 5,500
  • Climbing Rose Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Rosa.
  • Provide a sunny airy site and a strong frame with access for tying, pruning and watering.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Tie in main canes at a gentle angle and retain a framework; prune laterals according to the confirmed rose type rather than cutting every cane to the base.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 899.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Coral Vine Antigonon Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Coral Vine Antigonon Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Antigonon leptopus.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Garlic Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 8,500
  • Garlic Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Botanical care reference: Mansoa alliacea.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Golden Shower Vine Plant

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Price range: ₨ 1,099 through ₨ 10,500
  • Golden Shower Vine Plant from Planteeva, Pattoki, Pakistan.
  • Nursery identity requires confirmation.
  • Provide strong outdoor daylight and suitable sun for the confirmed climber, with gradual acclimatisation and shelter from extreme reflected heat.
  • Water the root zone as the upper mix dries, keeping new plants evenly supplied while allowing excess water to escape.
  • Use a substantial but aerated container mix or a draining bed. Install the support without repeatedly disturbing established roots.
  • Train young shoots using loose ties, remove damaged stems and time major pruning to the confirmed species and flowering cycle.
  • Treat ornamental flowers, pods and berries as non-edible. Keep vigorous growth within the garden and away from unsafe structures.
  • Select Plant Size to see its matching pot and price.
  • Current selling price from PKR 1,099.
  • Heights and foliage are approximate; confirm current stock for an exact specimen.

Vines and climbers for walls, arches and living screens

A climbing plant makes use of space above the ground. It can soften a plain boundary, frame an entrance or bring flowers closer to a balcony. Planteeva's Vines & Climbers collection includes different growth habits and flowering characters, helping you choose a plant for a defined role. Start by looking at the structure you want to cover and the room you can allow for growth, then compare plants suited to that setting. Climbers are not a single maintenance group. Some wrap stems around a support, some use tendrils or other attachments, and some need their branches to be tied into place. A vigorous vine can also behave very differently from a more restrained plant. Understanding that habit before planting makes it easier to choose supports, plan access and prevent stems from reaching places where they will be difficult to manage.

Choose a purpose before choosing a vine

A flowering entrance or arch

Climbing Rose Plant is worth considering for a supported flowering feature where you can reach the stems for care. A climbing rose needs training rather than a bare vertical pole it cannot use effectively by itself. Leave room to secure growth and avoid forcing stems through tight gaps in a structure. Confirm the selection and current size before planning the first-season appearance, because the finished display develops over time. Rangoon Creeper Plant brings another flowering character to a larger supported arrangement. Think about the space available once growth becomes established, including the spread beyond the immediate planting hole. A young vine may look modest beside an arch, but the support should be chosen for the future framework as well as the current stems. Keep access for shaping and inspection instead of letting growth hide every fixing.

Bright colour on a sunny boundary

Bougainvillea Plant can provide a strong colour effect where the selected plant has suitable exposure and drainage. Make allowance for its branching habit and possible thorny growth when choosing a position near a path. Guide stems on a support designed for the job rather than expecting the plant to cling safely to any surface. Its ornamental bracts are part of the display, and flowering performance changes with conditions and maturity. For a different effect, explore Allamanda Plant or Tecoma Vine Plant and compare their individual growing needs. Common trade names can hide differences in the supplied form, making identification useful before you build a long-term structure around a plant. Choose the vine that suits your light and available room, not simply the flower colour that looks best in a photograph.

Fragrance beside a place you use

Star Jasmine Plant and Honeysuckle lonicera Plant offer possibilities where scent and a softer climbing display are priorities. Confirm the actual species or selection, especially for plants sold under broad names. Flowering period, mature habit and climate tolerance can vary. Place a fragrant vine where its growth can be managed and its flowers enjoyed, while keeping doors, windows and essential maintenance routes accessible.

Match the support to the climbing method

A thin wire, a wide post and a mesh trellis offer different things for a plant to grip. Tendrils often need a suitable smaller framework, while a sprawling plant may need soft ties and regular training. Before choosing a system, check how the identified plant climbs and how heavy its framework may become. A decorative support that suits a young stem may not be appropriate for a mature woody vine. Keep the support secure and allow room behind or around growth where inspection is needed. Avoid attaching a heavy climber to a weak fence, a loose pipe or a fixture that was not intended to carry it. Ties should hold without constricting stems as they thicken. Review them regularly rather than leaving the original nursery tie in place indefinitely.

Plan long-term growth near buildings

Vines can reach gutters, roof edges and gaps in structures if they are left without direction. Decide where the plant is allowed to grow and make that boundary part of routine maintenance. Keep air-conditioning equipment, service lines and inspection points clear. A living screen is easier to enjoy when you can still reach the structure behind it without removing years of tangled growth. Wisteria Vine Plant is an example where future vigour and structural planning deserve particular attention. Before selecting a large woody climber, consider how the support will age and how you will prune the framework. Choose a smaller or more manageable option if your site cannot accommodate that commitment. Repeatedly cutting a vigorous plant back from an unsuitable structure is a less comfortable arrangement than choosing an appropriate match at the start.

Give roots their own space and care

A climber's visible growth may be above ground, but it still depends on the root environment. Avoid planting into a narrow dry pocket beside a wall without checking the soil and available water. Roof overhangs can reduce rainfall reaching the roots even when the leaves get wet. Prepare a suitable position and keep the base accessible so you can check moisture directly. For a container-grown vine, choose enough root space for the plant and make the pot stable beside its support. Check drainage and consider how you will manage the arrangement as stems become attached. Once a vine is threaded through a fixed trellis, moving the pot can become difficult. Plan watering access and the eventual container arrangement before allowing the plant to weave permanently around the structure.

Train new growth while it is manageable

Guide flexible growth towards the intended area rather than waiting until stems have tangled together. Spread the framework where appropriate so the display is not concentrated only at the top. The best approach depends on the plant, and some vines need a specific pruning routine to encourage the form or flowering you want. Identify the species before making a major cut. Inspect ties, stems and the support during watering. Remove material that is genuinely damaged or unwanted, but avoid treating every vigorous shoot as a problem. If a vine is growing poorly, review light, root space and moisture before applying extra feed. A plant struggling in an unsuitable position will not necessarily respond well to attempts to force faster coverage.

Vines and climbers questions

Which vine will cover a wall fastest?

Growth rate depends on identity, plant maturity and conditions. Fast coverage can also mean a larger maintenance commitment. Choose a plant whose mature habit suits the structure and the space rather than using speed as the only deciding factor.

Can every climber attach directly to a wall?

No. Some need wires, mesh, ties or another suitable framework, while others attach in different ways. Check the climbing method and the condition of the surface. A wall that needs regular inspection or repair may be better kept separate from the plant's growth.

Can a climbing plant grow in a pot?

Many can be grown in containers for an appropriate period, but suitability depends on the species, available root volume and maintenance. Include the support in the plan from the beginning. A small pot and an oversized vine can quickly become an unstable and demanding combination.

Should I prune every vine after flowering?

Pruning time and method depend on the identified plant and where it carries its flowers. A general rule can remove growth needed for the next display. Confirm the species and purpose of pruning before making substantial changes to an established framework.

Create a climbing display with a clear framework

Use Planteeva's Vines & Climbers collection to compare colour, fragrance and natural growth. Match the vine to a suitable support, make room for its mature habit and guide stems as they develop. A good framework lets the planting add character to your garden while keeping its growth practical to manage.