One of the many beautiful and exotic climbers that can be grown in a conservatory or heated greenhouse is campisis, commonly known as Chinese trumpet vine 

                                                                                                                            More reading

An extremely hardy clematis makes it suitable for even the most exposed sites. From mid-summer to early autumn it produces masses of white flowers.  Sold out 

A hardy compact and free-flowering climber. Large, purple-blue flowers with silvery reverse and red anthers are profusely borne in May-June and again in July-September. Suitable for growing over fences, walls, trellises and poles. Ideal for cultivation in small gardens or containers on terraces and balconies.

This interesting cultivar originates from the Chinese species, florida. An elegant species with very original flowers: creamy white with a central tuft of dark purple black stamens. In autumn all flowers turn green. Blossoms only on the new wood form June to September. Best  grown in a wind sheltered position e.g. on a south facing wall. Thrives best in moist well drained soil. Florida 'Sieboldii' is a much sought-after plant that's just fantastic in pots and twining through shrubs.  Supplied in 2lpot.  Available Spring 2011

This is the world's only climbing fuchsia. Bright two-tone flowers adorn its red stems that stop at nothing when it comes to climbing! Apart from being extremely vigorous it's also exceptionally hardy, so you can look forward for repeat performances year after year. Sold out

Vigorous climber with slender twining shoots. Clusters of very fragrant pale pink flowers. The leaves of young shoots are often attractively flushed creamy-yellow.

An evergreen honeysuckle. Yellow flowers with red staining. May produce bloomy, blue-black berries in autumn Out of stock

Vigorous, twining climber with pinnate leaves.Bluish-violet flowers on fairly shortish racemes, up to 25cm long. May flower from an early age. Preferes a sunny position