Collection: Climbing Fruit Plants
Space saving and easier to pick, climbing fruit plants are a great option for small gardens or just for those who want to maximise their growing space. Whether you're growing outdoors or in a greenhouse or conservatory, you'll find plenty of fruit varieties here that are as attractive as they are delicious. Explore our collection of the best grape vines, kiwi fruits, passion fruit and more - strong, healthy UK grown fruit plants which are the height of good taste.
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Regular price From £16Regular price
£20Sale price From £16'Issai' Hardy Kiwi Plant
Mini kiwi plant, maximum yields!
- Gooseberry-like sweetness with a lovely tang
- Self-fertile (no pollination partner needed)
- Eat fresh or make a kiwi pavlova
- Harvest from August
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£16Sale price From £13'Muscat Bleu' Grape Vine
Punchy flavour, stunning foliage
- Floral, aromatic and rich flavour
- Modern, mildew-resistant grape
- Perfect for making your own wine
- Harvest your grapes in September
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£21Sale price From £14'Black Hamburgh' Indoor Grape Vine
Britain's favourite indoor grape
- Brilliant levels of juicy sweetness
- Vigorous and easy to grow
- Use to make homemade grape juice
- Harvest your grapes in August and September
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'Solo' Kiwi Plant
Limelight-stealing kiwi vine
- Sweet with subtle notes of acidity
- Self-fertile and disease resistant
- Use in smoothies or as a pie topping
- Harvest in January
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'Maréchal Foch' Outdoor Grape Vine
Want to try winemaking?
- More intense sweetness than table grapes
- Displays great resistance to fungal diseases
- Can be used to create various different wines
- Harvest from August to October
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'Boskoop Glory' Seedless Outdoor Grape Vine
A deserved award winner
- Mouthwateringly juicy and flavourful
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Try a chicken, grape and za'atar salad
- Pick your grapes in August and September
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£13Sale price From £10'Kamtschatica' Honeyberry Bush
Fruits like heavenly nectar
- Blueberry-like taste with rich undertones
- Beautiful white flowers
- Use to make a sticky jam
- Harvest from June to July
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'Vanessa' Seedless Outdoor Grape Vine
One of the hardiest grapes
- Dark grapes with a sweet, fruity taste
- Seedless with good disease resistance
- Whip up a grape clafoutis
- Grapes ready to harvest in September
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'Jenny' Hardy Kiwi Plant
A self-fertile, hardy kiwi
- Sweet with subtly tart undertones
- Red-tipped foliage in summer
- Fabulous in fruit salads and smoothies
- Harvest from August to September
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'Solissimo' Kiwi Plant
Round kiwi with superior flavour
- An excellent combination of sweet and tangy
- Reliable, self-fertile variety
- Eat fresh or use in a kiwi lime pie
- Harvest from September to November
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£23Sale price From £13'Muscat of Alexandria' Grape Vine
As enjoyed by Cleopatra!
- Grapes with a divine aromatic taste
- Highly-vigorous with an incredible heritage
- Wonderful eaten fresh and used for raisins
- Harvest from August to September
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£41Sale price From £37Heritage Grape Vines Collection
A piece of viticultural history
- Includes floral, sweet and juicy grapes
- A selection of renowned, traditional grapes
- Makes incredible grape jam (as well as wine)
- Pick your grapes from August to October
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'Supernova' Seedless Outdoor Grape Vine
An explosion of flavour
- Large grapes with a juicy and aromatic taste
- Bunches half a kilo in weight (or heavier)
- Eat straight from the vine or dry for raisins
- Harvest from August to September
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'Suffolk Red' Seedless Grape Vine
Eat straight from the vine!
- Crisp, juicy and even hints of spice
- Glorious foliage with stunning autumn colour
- Try a grape and cranberry focaccia
- Pick your grapes in September
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£18Sale price £14'Exalta' Outdoor Grape Vine
Praise be for glorious grapes!
- Juicy with muscat sweetness
- A great option for clothing a bare trellis
- Perfect for eating fresh and making sultanas
- Pick your grapes from September to October
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£20Sale price From £13'Autumn Royal' Seedless Grape Vine
Easy growing and seedless!
- Plum grapes with great texture and sweetness
- Easy to grow and low maintenance
- Try out an Italian 'Torta Bertolina'
- Pick your grapes in October
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£22Sale price From £13'Crimson Seedless' Grape Vine
Well-suited to the UK climate
- Deliciously sweet and rich flavour
- Tolerates British weather conditions
- Great for making jams, jellies, juice or wine
- Pick in September
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'Superior Seedless' Outdoor Grape Vine
Among the finest dessert grapes
- Bursting with mouthwateringly good flavour
- Popular across the world
- Serve alongside your favourite cheeses
- Pick your grapes in September
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£41Sale price From £25Seedless Outdoor Grape Collection
No seeds stuck in your teeth...
- Decadently sweet and juicy grapes
- A selection of the best seedless varieties
- Use in jams, jellies and juices
- Harvest from August right through to October
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£23Sale price From £20'Chardonnay' Grape Vine
The iconic white grape
- Deliciously sweet, golden grapes
- Perfect on a patio pergola
- Give home winemaking a go!
- Harvest in September
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'Pinot Noir' Outdoor Grape Vine
An absolute classic for wine
- Wonderfully sweet and punchy flavour
- Hardy and fast-growing
- Rustle up a batch of grape muffins
- Harvest in August and September
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£41Sale price From £37British Winemaking Grape Vines Collection
Create your own mini vineyard!
- Bold, intense and highly-flavourful grapes
- A range of exceptional winemaking grapes
- Ideal for making your very own wine
- Harvest from August right through to October
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£20Sale price From £18Passion Fruit Plant | Passiflora Edulis
Your own exotic, tropical fruit!
- Sumptuously sweet, edible fruits
- Stunning white and purple, bowl-shaped blooms
- Makes an incredible coulis or sorbet
- Harvest from July to September
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£25Sale price From £13'Phoenix' Outdoor Grape Vine
The organic gardeners' choice
- Delicate Muscat notes with a great aroma
- Famed for its natural disease resistance
- Delicious eaten fresh from the vine
- Harvest your grapes in September
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£41Sale price £37Patio Grape Vines Collection
Pick grapes from your patio
- Lovely, sweet grapes with a Muscat aroma
- Grow on a patio, courtyard or balcony
- Fill your trug and eat your grapes fresh
- Harvest from August through until October
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£41Sale price From £37Grape Vines for Cold Areas Collection
Too cold for grapes? Think again
- A range of grapes, all bursting with flavour
- Varieties selected for hardiness
- Eat from the vine or bake into desserts
- Harvest your grapes from August to October
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'Lakemont' Seedless Outdoor Grape Vine
Adored by the RHS (and us)
- Delectably sweet, honeyed taste
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
- Ideal for eating straight from the vine
- Ready to harvest in August and September
2 options available
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Meet Danielle
110 years' expertise free with every plant
You simply can’t buy better fruit plants and here’s why. Danielle grows them outdoors, just like our nursery has done since 1908, so they’re more than a match for the UK weather. Danielle only has time for the top performing varieties, meaning that you can be assured of a successful (and blooming tasty) soft fruit crop.
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Why choose climbing fruit plants?
Climbing plants are great. Fruit plants are great. Combine them? Phwoar, you’re onto something special. There are lots of incredible climbing plants out there that produce delicious fruits to go alongside their ornamental appeal. A garden that manages to be productive as well as visually impactful is a wonderful thing to work towards – after all, why wouldn’t you want to pick your own grapes straight off the vine?

What climbing fruit plants should you choose?
Which climbing fruit plant you want depends firstly on personal preference. There’s no point growing a kiwi plant, for instance, if you’re not particularly into kiwis… Beyond that, it’s worth considering the space available to you, the aspect of your garden – i.e. whether it’s south-facing – and whether you have a greenhouse/conservatory, to name just some of the considerations. If you’re looking for a relatively compact fruiting climber, then the self-fertile ‘Issai’ kiwi is a good choice. If you’re after something a bit bigger and want to cover a sunny wall, for example, then something like ‘Boskoop Glory’ grape is worth thinking about. If you want a touch of the exotic in your garden, then the passion fruit plant (Passiflora edulis) is a must.

Caring for fruiting climbing plants
Fruiting climbing plants should be watered regularly while establishing, and during hot, dry periods throughout the growing season. Mulching around the base of your plant towards the end of winter can help retain moisture and aid with weed suppression. Additionally, an application of fertiliser (high-potassium) at the start of spring can help encourage better fruiting later in the year. If you’re growing your climbing fruit plant in a pot, then it will need more regular watering than if you’re growing it in the open ground.
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Plants arrived in great condition and very promptly. Well established - much better than the ones I got at my local garden centre.
Monica Spence
| 24 May

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| 2 Jun

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| 23 Oct

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| 5 Jul

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| 22 May

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| 8 Nov
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