Geitonoplesium Cymosum (Scrambling Lily)
Geitonoplesium Cymosum (Scrambling Lily)
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Geitonoplesium Cymosum (Scrambling Lily) is a graceful Australian native climber valued for its glossy green foliage, delicate star-shaped flowers, and ornamental black berries. It naturally twines through shrubs, fences, and trellises, creating a soft, lush effect that suits native gardens, rainforest-style plantings, and shaded outdoor spaces. The fragrant flowers attract pollinators, while the berries provide additional seasonal interest and a food source for wildlife.
Thriving in temperate, subtropical, and coastal regions, Geitonoplesium Cymosum (Scrambling Lily) performs best in well-drained soil with regular moisture during establishment. It tolerates full sun in cooler areas but is particularly well suited to partial shade, where its foliage remains lush and healthy. Easy to grow and requiring very little maintenance, this versatile native climber is an excellent choice for gardeners wanting year-round greenery, wildlife value, and a natural screening or softening plant.
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Mature height
2–4 m with climbing support; can be kept lower with pruning.
Mature width
1–2 m
Spacing
1–2 m apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Glossy dark green foliage, white flowers, and shiny black berries
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Clusters of fragrant white flowers appear from spring to summer, followed by glossy black berries from late summer into autumn.
Sun tolerance
Full sun to partial shade
Maintenance
Low; trim lightly after flowering or as needed to control growth and maintain a tidy appearance.
Root System
Fibrous, non-invasive root system arising from underground rhizomes.