NOW AVAILABLE! ~Cobea "Alba" White Cathedral Bells~ Half-hardy Annual Climber Height: 12 feet, A spectacular climbing plant for the summer garden or the conservatory. This very choice creamy white form of Cathedral Bells or The Cup and Saucer Plant comes from Mexico and quickly grows to cover unsightly areas or a wall outdoors, where it can be treated as a summer annual. Alternatively it may be grown in the heated conservatory or greenhouse, where it will continue to flower for many years. Flowers summer. Climbing Height 10-20ft. Soak the seed for 2 hours in lukewarm water before sowing. Sow late winter to early spring at 65-75F in a good seed compost. Sow the seeds on their edge and just cover with compost. Keep soil damp but not wet, sealing in a polythene bag after sowing is helpful. Germination usually takes 21-30 days. When seedlings are large enough to handle, transplant into 5in pots and grow on in cooler conditions keeping them well watered. Gradually acclimatise to outdoor conditions for 10-15 days before planting out after all risk of frost 24in apart in a sheltered spot in sun on ordinary well drained soil. (CA-SS) Cobea "Alba" White Cathedral Bells 10 seed $2.00 ~Cathedral Bells~ "Cobea" - "European Mixture" An annual climbing plant, grows very rapidly, easily reaching great heights, producing white or violet bell shaped flowers which last from July to first frost. Spectacular blooms with a honey scent. Charming, 1 to 2-1/2" cup-like blossoms, each sitting on a large, green calyx "saucer." Well-drained, sandy soil that is not too fertile. Zones 9-10. Annual. This flower is a climber if supported, or otherwise trailing. It is perfect for hanging baskets or grown along a fence or trellis. The blooms are large, violet bell-shaped. Young flowers are musk scented and mature flowers are honey scented. Days to Germination 10 - 14, Grows Best in Sun/Partial Shade. After all danger of frost, sow in open ground well exposed. Needs light to sprout. Cover with 1/8 inch soil. For early bloom, start indoors. Needs cool weather to set buds. When plants are a few inches high, thin or transplant. Excellent for porches, trellises or fences. Use stout cord, on which vines may climb. If lush growth and no flowers, stop watering. (CP-SS) Cobea Purple $2.25 ~PASSION FLOWER~ ~Passion Flower~ "Crucifixion" Flowers on an Easy Annual Climber! These flowers look like hot-house specials, but are actually very simple to grow in full sun. The tropical vine -- hardy zones 8-10, superb as an indoor houseplant during winter farther north -- grows rapidly, following the blooms with handsome, oval orange-yellow fruits. Climbing shrubby plant with numerous branches, reaches considerable height, has characteristic multicolored flowers. Passionflowers have beautiful and in most cases perfect flowers of five-parted calyx and corolla and with filaments arising from the base. There exists over 500 species of those woody climbing vines, which are cultivated for their beauty and edible fruits. It can be trained and grown in pots in the conservatory or greenhouse or planted outside where it is hardy in many areas. (PF-SS) Passion Flower $2.50 ~Passiflora mollissima~ Passiflora mollissima is a climber with soft, downy foliage and 3 pink flowers followed by large yellow fruit. Very rare!! Exposure Full Sun to Part Shade. 1 seed per pack. Height: 12 feet. Germination: Requires experience. (PM-SS) Passiflora mollissima 4 seed $1.00 ~Cardinal Climber~ Fabulous lacy, fern like foliage is as interesting as the stunning dainty 2" red tubular flowers. Fast growing vine is easy to grow. Blooms early summer to fall. 6' - 20' vine. Full sun. (1155BI) Cardinal Climber $1.79

~Hyacinth Bean Vine-Ruby Moon~ Botanical Interests Annual that is Purple to white followed by purple bean pods blooming in Summer and prefers Full Sun, Partial Sun to heights of 6'-20' vine. Expect color all summer long either from the purple, velvety bean pods, purple & white flowers, or beautiful foliage. Multi - use: a quick screen on a fence or trellis, in a hanging basket, or as an unusual ground cover! Hyacinth Bean is a legume and will enrich your soil with nitrogen. An Heirloom Variety. (1114BI-SS) Hyacinth Bean Vine Ruby Moon $2.50

~Cypress Vine~ Annual 1.5" tubular red, pink, and white flowers. Blooms from early summer until early fall. Flowers stay open all day. Full Sun 6' to 20' vine. For this variety, we have chosen a festive blend of white, pink, and red flowers. Combined with the tropical-looking feathery foliage and up to 20' fast growing vines, Cypress Vine is a dazzling, easy to grow screen or trellis plant that will add color AND texture to your garden Enjoy! Full sun. SOIL: Too rich a soil will cause more foliage and fewer flowers. Sandy, well drained soil is best. Prefers slightly alkaline to very acid soils. WATER: Cypress Vine does not like to dry out. Water frequently if there is not enough natural moisture. SPECIAL CARE: The vines attach themselves to supports and don't need to be tied. You can aim the vines in the direction you want them to go by twisting them on to a trellis or other structure. Seeding Info: OUTSIDE: Spring, after last average day of last frost or until early summer when temperatures warm up. Plants started too early outside will end up less vigorous than plants started when temperatures are warmer. INSIDE: 6-8 weeks before planting outside (late spring, early summer). Sow into pulp pots and transplant directly outside to avoid disturbing roots. Easy to grow from seed. Unlike Morning Glory which benefits from soaking seeds for 12 hours, Cypress Vine does not require this soaking. Cypress Vine $2.50

~Heirloom Runner Bean Painted Lady~ Fast-growing English heirloom climber makes a flowering screen adorned with beautiful edible blossoms bi-colored in coral and palest pink. Heirloom Runner Bean Painted Lady $2.50 Pay with PAYPAL