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Warm, stone-red bracts that catch the light. Rich colour on a sturdy frame.

Purple bracts with a distinctive twist to each one. Fast, heavy flowering and easy.

A shrubby Kerala selection in warm red and pink. Dense flowering with almost no fuss.

Purple bracts on bright variegated leaves in a naturally dwarf frame. Blooms heavily in a small pot.

Unusually dark, moody bracts over lightly variegated leaves. A talking point in any collection.

A sturdy Indian shrub type that flowers heavily without fuss. Ideal for a boundary hedge or a large pot.

A named Bengal selection with warm red-toned bracts. Vigorous and easy to grow.

Clean white Vera bracts in heavy flushes. Bright and quick to cover.

Clear yellow Mashuri bracts over variegated leaves. Fast, bright and free-flowering.

Bracts in melon pink and green, fresh-looking through the flush. Worth the extra care.

Violet, splash-patterned bracts over variegated leaves, grafted for density. A true collector's plant.

Pink Butterfly bracts held in upright, torch-like sprays. Bushy and variegated.

Deep red Thima bracts in heavy, overlapping flushes. Quick to fill a trellis.

Warm orange Thima bracts on variegated growth. Dense flushes with a little patience.

Blossom-pink bracts with tiger-striped variegated leaves. Colour on the plant year round.

Star-shaped purple bracts over cream-splashed leaves. Colour on the flower and the foliage both.

Red bracts with a fanned, layered arrangement. Steady growth and a formal look.

Pink and orange bracts on a large, vigorous Indian selection. Heavy flowering on mature canes.

The orange Dauphine: full, doubled blooms in warm citrus tones. A rich, showy variety.

Batik-patterned red bracts, grafted for density. Painterly colour on a strong plant.

Peach-toned Monalisa bracts that soften as they age. Fast and easy on a trellis.

A hardy and low-maintenance flowering plant ideal for gardens, patios, and vertical landscaping. Known for its abundant blooms and adaptability, it thrives in sunny conditions and requires minimal watering once established. Perfect for adding vibrant character to any outdoor space.

A lush, generous bloomer with a full flush. A beauty that earns its place on a wall.

The California Gold classic, large and fast with clear yellow bracts. Give it room to climb.

A heavier-flowering Lady Bird with stronger colour breaks. Rewards regular pruning.

Speckled multi-tone bracts with a scattered, dappled effect. Quietly unusual.

A shrub-form pink from the northeast, dense and free-flowering. Good as a low hedge.

Strong magenta bracts on a naturally compact Kayata. Heavy flowering in a pot.

Red and pink bracts above variegated foliage. Colour on three layers at once.

A large, vigorous pink for gates and boundary walls. One of the most free-flowering climbers we grow.

Purple-pink bracts on bright variegated leaves in a dwarf frame. Made for a pot by the door.

Sunshine-gold bracts over bright variegated foliage. A double dose of warmth.

Blossom-pink bracts on golden variegated growth, compact by nature. A bonsai favourite.

The golden form of B Gojes, glowing warm in full sun. A strong grower with dense flowering.

Bracts held in long, tapering red sprays. Fast and free-flowering on a sunny wall.

Pale yellow bracts on slower, deliberate growth. A patient plant for a considered spot.

Soft rose-pink bracts on a well-formed plant. Steady rather than showy.

The Malaysian gold-and-silver classic, with bracts and leaves both patterned. A heavy bloomer.

Deep red bracts on quick, variegated growth. Easy to train along a fence line.

Golden-toned Chitra bracts that shift as they age. Fast growing and easy to shape.

Camellia-shaped yellow bracts with a formal, layered look. Worth the patience it needs.

Clean white bracts on steady, well-behaved growth. A calm choice among the brighter varieties.

A large-growing Chitra selection for full walls and gates. Multi-tone bracts on strong canes.

Layered orange bracts with the ruffled Butterfly form. Compact enough to keep as a bonsai.

A dwarf purple that stays neat without hard pruning. Good for balcony pots and low borders.

Clean pink bracts on a plant that trains as a climber or a bonsai. Fast growing and easy to keep.

A heritage multi-tone variety with an old-garden character. Rewards a grower who enjoys a challenge.

Rich red bracts on cream-edged leaves for contrast at every layer. Best in strong, direct light.

Deep red bracts set against cream-splashed variegated leaves. Striking on a trellis or a tall pot.

A grafted showpiece carrying several bract colours on one plant. Worth the little extra attention it asks for.

Soft butter-yellow bracts that warm to cream as they age. An easy climber for a sunny wall.

Orange bracts that deepen to red at the edges. Variegated leaves and rapid growth.

Cool, pale yellow bracts on cream-marked leaves. Quiet colour for a shaded corner.

Bright chilli-orange bracts in dense clusters. Quick to climb and quick to flower.

Classic scarlet Chilli bracts, dense and long-lasting. Among the most dependable reds we grow.

Warm orange bracts that deepen through the season. A dependable climber for a sunny railing.

Multi-tone red bracts in heavy, overlapping flushes. Fast, showy and easy.

Several purple tones running through the same flush. A big, fast climber for a long wall.

Lilac-toned Formosa bracts in generous flushes. Fast growing and easy to please.

A large, fast climber in warm gold tones. Best given a full wall to run along.

Bracts in shifting rainbow tones over variegated leaves. A collector's plant that asks for patience.

A deep purple Indian selection on fast, compact growth. Flowers heavily with almost no attention.

Pink bracts flecked with contrasting spots. A compact, collectible oddity.

The darkest purple we stock, on a naturally compact plant. Flowers heavily in a small pot.

Bracts held in nodding, lantern-like clusters. An old favourite for pergolas.

A shrubby white from Kerala, dense and free-flowering. Good as a clipped hedge.

The single-bracted Mahara in red and pink, large and vigorous. Made for gates and pergolas.

Red bracts with pale striping through each one. Fast growing on variegated foliage.

A dwarf red-toned September type, rare and slow to build. For growers who enjoy the difficult ones.

A pink variegated selection best grown in the ground rather than a pot. Slow, deliberate and worth it.

Orange bracts over cream-splashed leaves. A steadier, more compact Jakirana.

Dusky pink bracts with a soft brown cast. Unusual colouring on a fast, easy plant.

Soft yellow double bracts on variegated growth. Warms to cream as the flush matures.

Double purple bracts that sit like folded wings. A heavy bloomer with variegated leaves.

Golden Thima bracts on bright variegated leaves. Fast growing but a little particular.

A bushy pink Thima with layered bract tones. Fast growing on variegated foliage.

Pink and white bracts on a compact, bonsai-friendly frame. Heavy flowering in a small pot.

A shrubby Thima selection with layered bract colour. Dense flowering on variegated growth.

A shrubby multi-tone variety that flowers in dense heads. Best kept trimmed into shape.

The deepest of the Vera pinks, rich and saturated. Quick growing and free-flowering.

Orange, pink and red running through the same variegated plant. One of the most colourful we grow.

White bracts over cream-marked leaves on fast growth. Bright and generous with flushes.

Pale silvered bract edges over multi-tone centres. Delicate colouring on a heavy bloomer.

Smooth orange bracts on the well-mannered Monalisa frame. Even growth and even colour.

Bracts held in dense, ball-like pink clusters. Fast growing and heavy flowering.

Red bracts against silver-marked leaves. Strong contrast on fast-growing canes.

Pale, moonlit tones over variegated foliage. A softer version of the Adarna colouring.

The Miss Alice habit in pink and purple, bushy and heavy flowering. Neat without much pruning.

Crisp white bracts against cream-marked foliage. Compact, heavy flowering and easy.

Purple Tanglong bracts on fast, upright canes. Simple to train along a rail.

A single-form Mahara red on variegated growth. Choosy, slow and prized by collectors.

Star-shaped purple bracts on fast, free-flowering growth. Simple to grow and hard to fault.

Pink and red bracts on the same vigorous plant. A big grower for a big wall.

A classic multi-tone variety with soft, faded-rose colouring. Reliable and heavy blooming.

Orange and pink together on the same Tanglong flush. Vigorous and generous.

Rose-toned bracts in soft, delightful flushes. A gentle, pretty shade for pots.

Clear yellow bracts on vigorous Chilli growth. A sunny choice for a west-facing wall.

Deep, dark-toned bracts with a dramatic, near-black richness. A bold collector's variety.

Golden Esmods trained as a bonsai: a gnarled frame under bright bloom. A living sculpture for a shelf.

Buttercup-gold bracts that hold their warmth right through the season. Cheerful in a pot by the gate.

Pale, moonlit bracts with a soft glow. A gentle, luminous shade for a quiet corner.

Mira's clean bloom over cream-splashed variegated leaves. Colour on flower and foliage.

A full-flowering variety with a warm, generous flush. Dependable and easy in the sun.

The regal Maharani, grafted, with variegated leaves under a full flush.

Soft cream bracts with a gentle, understated charm. A quiet contrast among bold shades.

Bracts that open pale and blush deeper with age, on variegated leaves. Layered colour through every flush.

Splash-patterned bracts in a painterly two-tone. Colour that reads from a distance.

A regal, full-flowering variety with a queenly presence. Trains beautifully over an arch.

A grafted pairing of two shades on one plant, romantic and full. A real conversation piece.

Trailing yellow foxtail bloom over variegated leaves, grafted for a fuller head.

Classic Pedro with clean green foliage setting off the bloom. An easy, free-flowering standby.

A soft, well-formed bloomer with a graceful habit. Easy to train along a rail or arch.

Bright, clean-coloured bracts on a neat, well-mannered plant. A pretty pick for pots.

Big-bracted Formosa with oversized flushes. Maximum colour on a tough, easy plant.

Fiery, flame-toned bracts on a grafted, multi-headed frame. Pure drama in full sun.

Soft peach bracts with a warm blush. A gentler shade for a sunny courtyard.

The dependable Formosa: heavy magenta bloom and a tough, easy nature. A garden workhorse.

Grafted Breeza Red with variegated foliage: red bracts over cream-marbled leaves.

A clear, luminous white that flowers heavily on quick canes. Cooling against dark foliage.

A well-rooted Adarna, ready to establish fast. Vigorous and free-flowering once it settles in.

Crisp white bracts brushed with pink, printed-looking across the plant. A soft, unusual shade among the reds.

The yellow Foxtail, with trailing sprays of soft gold. Quick to cover a trellis.

A large Thai Chitra for full walls, with shifting bract tones. Vigorous once settled.

Deep red Tanglong bracts in heavy flushes. Fast growing and reliable.

Pure scarlet bracts in heavy flushes. Fast growing and unfussy about soil.

Gold-marked foliage under warm multi-tone bracts. Colour on the plant even between flushes.

The variegated Chilli Yellow, with cream-marked leaves under soft yellow bracts. A slower, choosier plant.

Multi-tone September bracts with a violet cast. Fast growing and heavy flowering.

Foxtail's trailing, tassel-like bloom in warm orange, grafted for fullness.

Broad yellow bracts in generous flushes. Needs a little coaxing but pays it back.

A grafted pure white on variegated foliage, compact enough for a bonsai tray. Bright even in part shade.

Bracts that open pale and ripen to a hot flush, like the name suggests. Fast, heavy and reliable.

A compact bonsai-friendly type carrying mixed bract tones. Fast to fill out and quick to flower.

The deepest purple in the Monalisa family, almost inky in full sun. Simple to grow and slow to disappoint.

Ruby-red bracts on a naturally dwarf plant. Made for bonsai pots and low borders.

Soft pink bracts on a neat variegated shrub. An easy, tidy plant for a pot.

Rare bracts in a warm chocolate-bronze tone. A curiosity that grows as easily as any common variety.

Batik-mottled bracts with a hand-painted look. Unusual patterning on an easy grower.

Emas Perak with a stronger yellow cast through the flush. Bright layered colour on variegated leaves.

A romantic, heart-toned bloomer with a full, rounded flush. Made for arches and trellises.

A large, fast orange climber that flowers in sheets. Best given a wall to run across.

Bright orange bracts against variegated leaves. Heavy flowering once established.

Clear red bracts on quick-growing Monalisa canes. A dependable everyday red.

Bright gold variegated leaves with purple bracts above. Grown as much for the foliage as the flower.

Named for its broad, webbed leaf shape under red bracts. An unusual plant with a familiar colour.

Cool purple bracts over frosted, variegated foliage. Compact enough for a bonsai pot.

Peach-pink bracts over gold-flecked leaves. Soft colouring that suits a shaded balcony.

Clean white double bracts on a compact variegated plant. Lovely for a shaded courtyard corner.

Pale silvered bracts over cream-marked foliage. Cool and understated against dark green.

A graceful, free-flowering variety with a light habit. Easy to train and quick to fill in.

Soft peach tones over cream-marked leaves. Gentle colouring on an easy plant.

Pure white Chilli bracts that glow at dusk. Fast, easy and generous with flushes.

Rounded red bracts held in soft heart-shaped clusters. Fast, easy and heavy flowering.

Mira's clean, pretty bloom on an easy, willing plant. A dependable garden pick.

Hot pink bracts in the compact Chilli form. A fast filler for arches and railings.

Soft Vera pink on fast, tidy growth. An easy first climber.

The classic B Gojes, dense and free-flowering. A dependable grower for walls and pots.

Pink multi-tone bracts in generous, rounded clusters. Fast and easy to train.

Deep purple bracts on slow, variegated growth. Patience is the price of this one.

Bright yellow Monalisa bracts in heavy flushes. Fast to cover a railing.

Double bracts splashed with two tones on the same cluster. No two flushes look quite alike.

Red and pink bracts on a quick, generous climber. A dependable Indian selection.

Bright pink bracts on a bushy variegated shrub. Flowers heavily with light trimming.

A true dwarf with warm multi-tone bracts. Small enough for a windowsill pot.

Full double red bracts on fast-climbing growth. One of the easiest Butterfly types to grow.

Jewel-bright pink bracts in tight, generous clusters. Compact and endlessly floriferous.

Clear yellow Tanglong bracts on quick growth. Bright against dark green leaves.

The Tanglong form in clean pink, quick to climb. Easy and consistently neat.

Patched pink and cream bracts on a compact variegated plant. No two clusters match.

White bracts with a distinct green cast when fresh. Compact and unusually cool-toned.

A Mary Palmer selection with two tones on the same plant. Fast and easy to train.

Double Mahara bracts over variegated leaves. Slower growing and all the more prized for it.

Soft southern pink on easy, steady growth. A gentle choice for a first bougainvillea.

The orange Jakirana, fast and large growing. Strong colour on long, arching canes.

A vigorous red named for the noted Indian breeder. Fast growing with lightly variegated leaves.

Buttercup-yellow bracts, cheerful and bright. A sunny, uncomplicated bloomer.

A regal, heavy-flowering variety with real presence. Made for a feature wall.

A stately, full-flowering variety with a queenly flush. Trains well over pergolas.

Dense red bracts on a naturally short, bushy frame. Flowers hard through the warm months.

Fiery opal tones that glow and shift in the sun. A rich, jewel-like variety.

Clean, crisp white bracts with a cool glow. A calming pick among the brights.

Three-tone bracts on clean green foliage. All the colour play, simple leaves.

Golden Kelisa glows warm and bright in full sun. Compact enough for a good-sized pot.

An Indian-raised beauty with a full, generous flush. Well suited to our heat and sun.

Shifting, opal-like tones with a flame warmth. Colour that changes as the flush ages.

A mixed Vietnamese selection with varied, layered colour. Lively and full in bloom.

Crisp apple-pink bracts over pale variegated foliage. A connoisseur's plant that rewards steady care.

Generous clusters that open in mixed tones across the canopy. A cheerful, forgiving climber.

A fast-growing multi-tone variety from the northeast with bracts in shifting shades. Vigorous once it settles in.

Peach-jewel bracts in dense pixie clusters. Compact, tidy and always in bloom.

Vivid magenta on a compact Breeza-type plant. Fast, floriferous and pot-perfect.

Sleek white bracts with a cool, luminous glow. A calm contrast among the hot shades.

Clear, pretty pink bracts in heavy flushes. A crowd-pleaser for any sunny spot.

Soft cherry-pink bracts in delicate, blossom-like clusters. Spring-pretty all season.

Regal, full-petalled blooms with a doubled look. A showpiece that rewards a sunny wall.

Grafted golden Pedro over lush green leaves. A statement plant for a bright corner.

White and pink bracts packed into rounded heads. A soft, full look on a fast plant.

The golden Angus, glowing amber in strong light. Vigorous and reliably heavy-flowering.

A clean, tropical pink on quick-climbing growth. Easy and consistently pretty.

Deep, jewel-red bracts with a crisp, faceted look. Bold colour that carries across the garden.

Red-and-white, snow-flecked bracts for a fresh two-tone effect. Eye-catching in a flush.

The double-bracted classic in red and pink, large and vigorous. A pergola plant above all.

A compact take on the classic Formosa. Same generous bloom on a tidier frame for pots and balconies.

Golden-yellow bracts ageing to warm amber. One of the most sought-after shades we grow.

Delicate, spidery bracts that flutter like wings. An unusual, airy bloom form.

The classic white Miss Alice: clean, pure bracts and a tidy habit. A garden staple.

Splash-patterned bracts over variegated leaves, grafted for a full head of colour.

Bold, kingly orange bracts in heavy flushes. Warm, vivid and hard to miss.

Soft, swirled pastel bracts like scoops of ice cream. A gentle, collectible shade.

Three-tone bracts over variegated foliage for colour on every layer. A collector's favourite.

Two-tone red and gold on a strong, well-branched grafted frame.

A multi-graft showpiece throwing fiery pink flushes across a single trained plant.