Fruit that grows up, not out — melons, watermelons, passion fruit and cucamelons trained on a vine to save space in a greenhouse or sunny spot.
Exotic annual vine for distinctive spiny fruits Horned melon seeds are a specialty choice for gardeners looking to grow an unusual annual fruiting vine with eye-catching, spiny fruits. Also known as kiwano seeds and sometimes...
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Shop nowSome of the most exciting fruits grow on vines and climbers — from melons and watermelons to passion fruit and cucamelons — ideal for training up a support and saving space in a greenhouse or sunny spot. Browse them within our fruit seed range. New to fruit from seed? Our fruit growing guide covers the basics.
Most climbing fruits need warmth — the calendar shows when to sow.
Trained up netting or canes, vining fruits like melons, watermelons and exotic passion fruit make the most of vertical space and keep their fruit off the ground. Many are warmth-loving crops for under cover.
Sow warmth-lovers indoors in spring, pot on, and plant out into rich soil once it's reliably warm. Give them a sturdy support to climb, feed and water generously while growing, then ease off as the fruit ripens.
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Which fruits grow on a vine?
Melons, watermelons, passion fruit and cucamelons, among others.
Why train fruit upward?
It saves space and keeps the fruit off the ground, cleaner and easier to pick.
Do they need warmth?
Many are warmth-loving and do best under cover.
What support do they need?
A sturdy net or canes to climb.
When do I sow them?
Mostly indoors in spring, to plant out once it is reliably warm.
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