One of the few climbing plants that appreciates shade, it can then highlight unused spaces. Attaches itself thanks to small and harmless roots.

White-green leaves with well marked darker veins. Decorative, velvety aspect on its shoots. White flowering in June-July, lasting until August.

The flowers are surrounded by large pink and decorative bracts, darker at the end of flowering. One of the rare climbers prefering the shade, enlivening zones not easily exploited.

One of the very few climbers enjoying shade, to be used in areas that would not usually be exploited. Will attach itself with harmless little roots.

A vigorous and rustic selection with spectacular flowers. The deciduous leaves are spear formed, dark green and shiny and enhance the lovely pure white flowers appearing in June-July.

More rustic than others of the same genus, more compact. Dense, bright dark green, evergreen foliage. Very floriferous from April to June and perfumed. Star formed flowers with twisted petals.

This climbing plant, small and spreading, is very useful for borders, low hedges, ground cover and drooping from a pot or low wall.

Charming, small climbing plant with evergreen elongated leaves. Dark bluey-green, furrowed with silver coloured veins, turning bronze in winter and often with purple-red colours on spring shoots.

This evergreen Jasmine has lovely and numerous, creamy-yellow and perfumed flowers from June to August.

Beautiful large, heart-shaped leaves, of 25 to 40cm in diameter, rusty red in spring, green in summer, going scarlet red to burgundy red in autumn. Can grow up trees. Vigorous and grows quickly.

Interesting variety for the early production, the size and shape of the long grapes and bunches, and the pleasant taste. Crossbreed of 'Flame Tokay' and 'Ribier N'.

Very frutiferous. Old variety tolerating rot and mildew. Keeps well. Ripe in September. Pulp is greeny white, delicate and sweet, of excellent quality.

Large conical bunches of very big oval grapes, an amber-yellow colour in the sun. Fleshy pulp, juicy and sweet.

A vigorous and rustic Grape Vine, particularly hardy. Grapes have hardly any pips, are round, golden yellow and crunchy, in thick bunches. Harvesting can be long term.

A rustic and particularly robust plant. Large conical bunches of grapes. The grapes are round, orangey-yellow, crunchy, juicy and tasty.

Long conservation. Attractive aspect with bunches of large golden green grapes. These are light and crisp with a light muscat scent.

A rustic and particularly robust plant. Large bunches of grapes. The grapes are sweet, juicy and tasty. Ripe at the end of September and harvested up to the end of October. Bred by Jörg Wolf.

Sweet, juicy, delicately musky, firm fleshed variety. Good resistance to ilnesses. North of the Loire Valley, plant in a South-South-west exposure.

A rustic and particularly robust plant. The grapes are crunchy and very original, the bunches resembling hedgehogs. Each grape looks like an elongated teardrop.

Very floriferous and melliferous perfumed plant. Elegant clusters of flowers that can exceed 40 to 50 cm long and gradually bloom from their base to their tip in April-May.

Beautiful soft coloured melliferous plant with nice fragrance.

Melliferous, vigorous, very floriferous and strongly perfumed. Large flowers (the biggest of the family), dark purple in bud, flowering into a lighter purple at the end of April-May.

Vigorous, melliferous with an abundant, heavily perfumed flowering. Large pink-mauve and white flowers (the largest in this genus), appearing April-Mai, united in lovely dense bunches of 15-25cm.