Cobaea consists of climbing plants that can be either woody or herbaceous. They feature pinnate leaves with branched tendrils and produce large, solitary, bell-shaped blooms located in the upper leaf axils.

Cobaea

Cobaea 'Stipularis'

Cobaea biaurita

Cobaea campanulata

Cobaea lutea

Cobaea paneroi

Cobaea pringlei is a robust perennial vine commonly cultivated as an annual. It features feathery, compound leaves and produces aromatic, funnel-shaped white blooms that typically emerge in September.

Cobaea pringlei

Cobaea scandens is a robust perennial vine often cultivated as an annual. It features compound leaves and produces aromatic, bell-shaped blooms measuring about 5 cm long, transitioning in color from greenish-white to purple.

Cobaea scandens

Cobaea scandens 'Variegata' (v)

Cobaea scandens f. alba is a vigorous perennial vine typically cultivated as an annual. It produces bell-shaped flowers that reach up to 5 cm in length, initially appearing greenish before maturing to a creamy-white hue. The blooms emit a honey-like fragrance.