Vines
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Clematis Vines For Spring - Types Of Spring Flowering Clematis
Tough and easy to grow, spectacular spring-blooming clematis is native to the extreme climates of northeastern China and Siberia. This durable plant survives temperatures in punishing climates as low as USDA plant hardiness zone 3. Click here for more.
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Is Chocolate Vine Invasive: Getting Rid Of Chocolate Vine In Gardens
Growing chocolate vines in gardens can be a problem and getting rid of chocolate vines is a bigger one. Is chocolate vine invasive? Yes, it is a very invasive plant. Click this article for information about how to control chocolate vines in your backyard or garden.
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Aristolochia Pipevine Plants: Is Growing Darth Vader Flowers Possible
While the Internet abounds with pictures and colorful photos of Aristolochia pipevine plants, most people will never have an opportunity to see this rare plant in its natural environment. Learn more about the plant in this article.
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Wisteria Root System Information – How Big Do Wisteria Roots Grow
Wisteria are strong vines that climb aggressively. The root system of wisteria is equally aggressive beneath the soil. How big do wisteria roots grow? Are wisteria roots aggressive? Click here for answers to these common questions about wisteria root systems.
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What Is A Coral Vine – How To Grow Coral Vines In The Garden
Coral vines can be pretty additions to the landscape in suitable locations, but there are some things you should consider beforehand if you?re interested in growing them. Click this article to learn how to grow coral vines (and when you shouldn?t).
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Coral Honeysuckle Info: How To Grow Coral Honeysuckle In The Garden
Coral honeysuckle is a beautiful, fragrant, flowering vine native to the southern United States. It provides a great cover for trellises and fences that is the perfect alternative to its invasive, foreign cousins. Learn more coral honeysuckle info in this article.
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Climbing Hydrangea Pruning – How To Prune Climbing Hydrangea Vines
Climbing hydrangea is a spectacular plant, but it has a rambunctious nature and can get easily get out of control if you aren't careful. Pruning climbing hydrangeas isn't difficult and will keep the vines looking their best. Learn about climbing hydrangea pruning here.
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Bougainvillea Blooms Are Falling Off: Reasons For Bougainvillea Flower Drop
If your bougainvillea blooms are falling off, the odds are that the plant is not getting one of these critical elements: sun and water. Blossoms also suffer from frost. Learn more details about why flowers drop off bougainvillea plants in this article.
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Chalice Vine Pruning: When To Prune Chalice Vines
Chalice vines are heavy, and you may need to consider chalice vine pruning if your trellis appears overwhelmed. How to cut back a chalice vine? When to prune chalice vines? For all the information you need about pruning chalice vines, click here.
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Creating Bougainvillea Bonsai Plants: How To Make A Bougainvillea Bonsai Tree
Meet bonsai bougainvillea plants, bite-sized versions of this mighty vine that you can keep in your living room. Can you make a bonsai out of bougainvillea? You can. Click here for info on how to make a bougainvillea bonsai and tips on bonsai bougainvillea care.
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Container Grown Thunbergia: Growing A Black Eyed Susan Vine In A Pot
Although it isn’t related to the familiar black-eyed susan, the orange or bright yellow blooms of black eyed susan vine are somewhat similar. Interested in container-grown Thunbergia? Growing black eyed susan vine in a pot couldn’t be easier. Learn more here.
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American Bittersweet Vine: Tips For Growing Bittersweet Plants
Bittersweet vines are North American native plants that thrive throughout most of the U.S. Find out how to grow them in the home landscape by reading the article that follows.
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Autumn Revolution Bittersweet Info: Learn About American Autumn Revolution Care
For fall and winter gardens, we sometimes have to look for interest besides blooms. One such plant that can add splashes of color is American Revolution bittersweet vine, more commonly referred to as Autumn Revolution. Click on this article for more info.
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American Bittersweet Propagation: How To Grow Bittersweet From Seed Or Cuttings
If one bittersweet vine isn't enough for your garden, you can propagate it and grow more. You can either start growing bittersweet cuttings or plant bittersweet seeds. If you are interested in propagating American bittersweet vines, click here for tips.
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What Is Beach Morning Glory: Growing Beach Morning Glories In Gardens
Ipomoea pes-caprae is a sprawling vine found on beaches with flowers that look similar to morning glory, hence the name. It makes an excellent ground cover, with evergreen leaves and a quick growth. What is beach morning glory? We'll delve into that question here.
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Container Grown Angel Vine Plants – Caring For An Angel Vine In A Pot
Angel vine is typically grown as an annual outdoors, but is adaptable in a container as a houseplant or outdoors too. Learn more by clicking this article.
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Best Ways To Remove Wintercreeper Vine From Trees
Wintercreeper control is an important subject in areas where this fast-growing, non-native vine has taken root. Click to learn more.
