The Vine Garden, covering an area of 15 hectares, sits in the south of the Succulent Garden and at the northern foot of Wulao Peak, adjacent to the Rainforest. The gallery frames built along both sides of the roads in the garden are meandering to a length of more than 600 meters, which is the longest vine flower stands group in China. Flower racks and porch racks are arranged in the garden to display more than 100 species of ornamental vines such as the beautiful Clerodendrum speciosum, Mansoa alliacea, Quisqualis indica, Passiflora coccinea, Tristellateia australasiae, and Hibbertia scandens, etc. The flowers bloom all the year round, as if contending in beauty and fascination.
Vine plants have slender stems and they are unable to grow upright on their own. They have climbing, winding, attaching to, scattering, creeping and hanging types. Leaves, flowers and fruits all have ornamental values.