Are you looking for a strong foundation for your garden that can take a beating? A hardy climbing plant effortlessly survives the coldest Dutch winters. Choose an evergreen climbing plant for year-round color or a flowering variety that faithfully returns every spring. Discover our powerful hardy climbing plants and enjoy a vibrant garden every season!
Hardy Climbing Plant
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Hydrangea Petiolaris - Climbing Hydrangea - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 4x
With this set of four climbing hydrangeas, you can stylishly cover walls, fences, or even less sunny corners of the garden. The Hydrangea petiolaris is a vigorous, self-clinging climber that requires no extra support to find its way upwards. In early summer, you will enjoy the beautiful, large white flower heads that form a stunning contrast with the fresh green foliage. Supplied in Ø15 cm pots with a height of approximately 65 cm, these plants are the perfect choice for anyone looking for a robust and low-maintenance grower that provides a lush, green wall for years to come.
€50,95
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Clematis Jackmanii - Wild Clematis - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
‘Clematis Jackmanii’ is a clematis with medium-sized, deep purple-blue flowers. These appear during the summer months, from July to September. The clematis is a hardy plant that tolerates the Dutch winter very well. It has great ornamental value due to its beautiful shape and flowering pattern. Prune the clematis back to 30 cm above the ground at the end of winter to ensure the richest bloom and keep the plant in good shape. If you want to grow the clematis along a trellis or fence, it is advisable to give the plant a little help. You can do this by neatly tying the new shoots along the trellis or guiding them along the fence.
€21,99
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Clematis Multi Blue - Clematis - Blue Clematis - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
‘Clematis Multi Blue’ is one of the clematis varieties with the largest flowers. It blooms twice a year, making it a real eye-catcher in the garden. The first bloom is around May-June with violet-blue flowers, and the second bloom is between July and September. After the ‘Clematis Multi Blue’ has flowered for the first time, it is best to prune it back so that it will bloom a second time. The clematis has neat and compact growth, making it suitable for both large and small gardens.
€23,99
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Clematis Hagley Hybrid - Red Clematis - Clematis - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
‘Clematis Rouge Cardinal’ is a large-flowered clematis with dark red to deep purplish-red flowers. These flowers appear around May-June. The plant itself can grow up to 3.5 m tall and has fairly light green foliage. The clematis is hardy but deciduous. Pruning this plant is not necessary but is possible if, for example, it becomes too large. Because this large-flowered clematis blooms quite early, it is advisable to prune only after flowering. To help the clematis climb better, it needs a little support. It is therefore best to guide the plant upwards along a trellis, wire, or stake. The clematis therefore performs very well in both partial shade and full sun.
€23,99
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Clematis Armandii Apple Blossom - Light Pink Clematis - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
‘Clematis armandii Apple Blossom’ owes its name to the flowers, which bear a strong resemblance in color to apple tree blossoms. The flowers are pink in bud, while the petals themselves are white with yellowish-white stamens in the center. The flowers appear on the climbing plant as early as spring. It is a prolific bloomer that attracts bees. A special feature of this climbing plant is that it is one of the few clematis varieties that remains green in winter. Its leaves are leathery, elongated green, and very elegant.
€32,99
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Clematis Armandii - White - Clematis - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
Appearance of the plant: The Clematis armandii is an evergreen climbing plant with long, leathery, dark green leaves. The leaves are lance-shaped and remain beautiful all year round. The flowers are star-shaped, fragrant, and white in color. They bloom in early spring and spread a sweet fragrance in the garden. Location: This plant does well in full sun to partial shade, preferably in a sheltered location. It is ideal for outdoors and can be trained against a wall, fence, or pergola. Water requirements: Regular watering is necessary, especially during dry periods. Keep the soil moist but well-draining, and avoid standing water. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.
€29,95
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Hedera Helix Glacier - Climbing plant - Variegated leaves - ↕40cm - Ø11cm - 2x
"Hedera h. 'Glacier' is a beautiful ivy variety known for its striking, green-white leaves. This plant is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use and adds a touch of elegance to any space. Features: Leaf color: Green with white edges Growth habit: Climbing Care: Low maintenance Ideal for: Hanging baskets and as a ground cover Hedera h. 'Glacier' is not only beautiful but also versatile. This plant thrives in various light conditions, from shade to full sun. With its attractive foliage and easy care, it is an excellent choice for any plant lover."
€24,99
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Hedera Helix - Green foliage - ↕40cm - Ø11cm - 2x
"Hedera Helix is a versatile and attractive plant that is perfect for both indoor and outdoor applications. This beautiful climbing plant is known for its green, glossy leaves that come in various shapes. The Hedera Helix is ideal for creating green walls, covering fences, or as a houseplant. This plant is easy to care for and requires little maintenance. Here are some benefits: Improves air quality Grows quickly and easily Ideal for shady places Can be grown both indoors and outdoors With its versatility and beauty, the Hedera Helix is an excellent choice for any plant lover."
€24,99
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Hedera Helix - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 2x
Are you looking for a reliable and extremely hardy plant that provides privacy all year round? This set of two Hedera helix ivy plants is the ideal choice. With a height of approximately 65 cm, you immediately have a beautiful base for a green fence, wall, or ground cover. The plant is known for its glossy, deep green leaves with light veins, which retain their color beautifully even in winter. Hedera Helix Care & location The Hedera helix is one of the easiest plants for the garden or balcony: Light: This climber is not picky and grows everywhere, from bright sun to full shade. Water: In open ground, it needs little extra water, except during warm, dry summers. Is the ivy in a pot? Then ensure that the soil always remains slightly moist. Pruning: The Hedera helix is a fast grower. By pruning it back heavily twice a year (May and September), you encourage compact and dense growth. Winter hardiness: This native species is fully winter hardy and resistant to the harshest weather conditions.
€26,95
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Hedera Helix 'Goldheart' - Ivy - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 4x
Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.
€46,95
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Hedera Helix 'Goldheart' - Ivy - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.
€22,99
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Hedera Helix - Ivy - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
Hedera (ivy). Who doesn't know it? For many years, it has been one of the most widely planted climbing plants. The reason for this is that this climbing plant is very easy to maintain and remains beautifully green in winter.
€23,99
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What are the best-known and most popular hardy climbing plants?
In our climate, good hardiness is essential. The absolute frontrunner among the hardy climbing plants is Hedera (ivy), which not only defies the cold but is also evergreen. For those who love flowers, Wisteria is a very popular choice; although it does lose its leaves, the plant itself is extremely frost-resistant. The Hydrangea and Clematis are also beloved hardy climbing plants that return bigger and stronger year after year. For a Mediterranean look that can still withstand frost, Tuscan Jasmine is increasingly chosen as a hardy climbing plant.
The benefits of a hardy climbing plant
The biggest advantage of a hardy climbing plant is its durability; You are investing in a plant that you will enjoy for years, regardless of the weather conditions. Other important advantages are:
- Certainty: You do not have to worry about your plants surviving during spring night frost.
- Privacy: If you choose an evergreen climbing plant, your fence remains completely opaque even in winter.
- Structure: Hardy species form the 'backbone' of your garden design and become more vigorous every year.
- Low stress: No lugging heavy pots to a frost-free storage area; These plants simply remain outdoors.
What to look for when buying a hardy climbing plant?
When purchasing a hardy climbing plant, it is important to look at the specific hardiness zone. Some species are hardy down to -10°C, while others effortlessly survive -25°C. Also consider whether you want the plant to remain evergreen; an evergreen climbing plant retains its leaves, whereas other hardy species become bare during the dormant period. Additionally, pay attention to the location; a plant standing in full wind will have a harder time during severe frost than a plant growing sheltered against a warm wall. Finally, ensure good drainage, because 'wet feet' are often more harmful in winter than the cold itself.
What types of hardy climbing plants are there?
There is a wide range of hardy climbing plants, which can be divided into two main categories:
- Evergreen (wintergreen) species: Such as Hedera, the evergreen Honeysuckle (Lonicera henryi), and Tuscan Jasmine. These provide a green wall all year round.
- Deciduous hardy species: Such as Wisteria, the Trumpet Vine, and most Clematis species. These are very robust against frost and surprise you every spring with an explosion of new foliage and often stunning flowers.
Both groups are excellently suited for Dutch and Belgian gardens.
Where should I place my hardy climbing plant?
Although a hardy climbing plant can withstand the cold, it thrives best in a spot that suits its natural needs. Most hardy climbing plants prefer a spot where the roots remain cool and moist, while the tendrils can grow towards the light. A south- or west-facing wall is ideal for flowering species, as the wall absorbs heat during the day and gradually releases it at night. For an evergreen climbing plant such as Hedera, the wind direction matters less; This one feels right at home in almost any spot in the garden.
How do I care for my hardy climbing plant?
Caring for hardy climbing plants is generally simple. In the spring, when the risk of severe frost has passed, you can cut away any dry or frozen twigs. This is also the ideal time for a basic fertilization to stimulate growth. During a dry winter, it is wise to give evergreen climbing plants a little water on a frost-free day, as they continue to evaporate moisture through their leaves. For young plants that have just been planted, a layer of mulch (such as tree bark or leaves) around the base can help provide extra protection for the roots during the first winter.
Buy a hardy climbing plant
Are you looking for a robust addition to your garden that will last for years? Buying a hardy climbing plant at Planten247 means choosing quality and vitality. We select our plants based on their ability to withstand the Dutch climate. Whether you have a large garden or a compact balcony, with our hardy climbing plants, you create a sustainable, green environment. Our plants are delivered directly to your home from the grower, ensuring they arrive in top condition. Order your favorite hardy climbing plants today and enjoy a beautiful garden every season!
Frequently asked questions about hardy climbing plants
Is a hardy climbing plant always green in winter?
Not necessarily. A hardy climbing plant survives the cold but may lose its leaves (like Wisteria). Do you want the plant to remain green in winter as well? Then look specifically for an evergreen climbing plant.
Should I protect my hardy climbing plant in a pot?
Plants in pots are more vulnerable because frost can reach the roots from the side. In extreme cold, it is wise to wrap the pot in bubble wrap or temporarily place it in a sheltered spot, even if the climbing plant is hardy.
What is the best time to plant a hardy climbing plant?
The best time is autumn or early spring. In autumn, the soil is still warm, allowing the hardy climbing plant to root well before winter begins. In the spring, the plant has a whole growing season to establish itself.
How do I tell if my climbing plant has survived the winter?
For a deciduous species, you can carefully scrape a small piece of the bark with your fingernail. Is it green and moist underneath? Then your winter-hardy climbing plant is still alive and will sprout again in the spring.
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