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Trumpet vine is a native American vine that grows quickly and easily, especially in… More
Potato vines are not actually potato plants. They are evergreen flowering vines that bloom… More
Native to forests in parts of China, kiwi vines (Actinidia deliciosa) require long growing… More
Mandevilla is a flowering plant native to Brazil. The plant is also known by… More
Passion flower vine is a tender evergreen vine native to areas of South America.… More
Hardy kiwi vines produce small fruits with edible skin, unlike the more commonly known… More
...the Hawaiian Islands are home to many spectacular vines. A few are natives, and… More
The honeysuckle is a flowering vine found throughout the United States. It is commonly… More
..., rambling or compact. Like any other plant, some vines are suitable for the… More
Pandora vine (Pandorea jasminoides) is a member of the family Bignoniaceae and is native… More
... are vigorous growers that are relatively easy to care for. A healthy vine… More
The passion flower is also known as maypop in the southeastern United States. You… More
Honeysuckle, or Lonicera, is a sweet-smelling flower that attracts hummingbirds. Honeysuckle is very low-maintenance… More
Pink bower vine, known botanically as pandorea jasminoides, is a flowering perennial climbing vine… More
The clematis vine is a perennial vine that can grow up to 20 feet… More
The berries of the bittersweet vine are considered poisonous and should not be ingested.… More
Vine pergolas can create the perfect shady tunnel in your backyard landscape to enjoy… More
The black-eyed Susan vine is a twining perennial that is native to tropical eastern… More
Clock vines belong to the genus thunbergia along with the black-eyed Susan. It is… More
Garden Guides' Vegetable Guide for Vine Crops (includes cucumbers, squash, melons, gourds and pumpkins). More
Sweet potato vines are usually grown as ornamental plants, but you can also harvest the… More
Plant grapes in the winter or early spring before they begin to grow and bloom,… More
...ardener in this free video on gardening and plant care. More
The black-eyed Susan vine, or thunbergia alata, is a plant that doesn't want to go… More
Knowing what to look for when buying grape vines for your garden is very important… More
Squash is a plant that should be pruned at least once a month to encourage… More
Growing crown vetch is easily done, as it is part of the legume family that… More
There are several types of flowering vines, but some of the most popular include the… More
Crown vetch plants were first used as erosion control 30 years ago, but they have… More
To grow and tend grapevines, provide something for the vine to latch onto, cut back… More
When pruning grapes or grape vines, there are a few rules to follow, beginning with… More
... warms up and providing a cage or trellis for the vine to climb. Grow… More
...st and store pumpkins, pick the pumpkins from the vine when they feel hollow inside,… More
Grape vines can be cut down as soon as they've started to die back and… More
To prune wisteria, trim back any lanky side branches, as only the main sprig will… More
To prune beefsteak tomatoes, trim the side branches so that the main branch will get… More
...vest and store green beans, pick the pods off the vine when they are developed,… More
Growing an ornamental sweet potato vine can be done from seeds or from the root,… More
Harvest tomatoes a week after they turn red, and store them in a cool place… More
Planting jasmine requires full sun, good composted soil, lots of room to grow and something… More
Vinca minor, or lesser periwinkle, is a climbing vine that grows well in many different… More
During the first year of growth, grape vines require training in order to develop a… More
Properly pruned grape vines develop more new growth each year, but cutting back most of… More
Peas grow very well when started either indoors or outdoors in the early spring, when… More
...eds after the last frost of the winter, allow the vines to grow across the… More
...g, bushy, dark green plant that grows much like a vine a blossoms tiny pale-blue… More
Create a vine for a metal fence from a round rod with a throttle hammer… More
The various stages of a growing orchid are discussed in this free educational video series. More
Protect your plants from pressure washing damage, chalking, and chemicals by covering them and learn… More
Explanation of the purpose of pressure washing your house and walkways, keeping everything clean, and… More
...vine with tips from a gardener in this free plant care video. More
Maintain and care for a gazebo, learn about water proofing, wearing a respirator when doing… More
Learn how to achieve the rainbow color on your decorative copper plant hanger, in this… More
...arden or home. Learn all about passion vine plant care with gardening tips from a… More
Learn how much food or fertilizer your shrubs need and what type of plant food… More
...den or home. Learn all about bleeding heart plant care with gardening tips from a… More
Learn how to care for rhododendrons and azaleas in your home garden in this free… More
...e to know where I could purchase a yellow trumpet vine. I live in the Gloden Horseshoe Area of Ontario. More
...e, but long & trailing.If anyone knows how to care for it, I'd love to… More
...is is my first yr to have a good lookin cantalope vine. nice blooms and has gotten to be about 5 ft across. i have straw down under it but will that take care of melons when they start growin??? More
A friend gave me this little sad houseplant two years ago, it was just about dead. I've had to growing in my garden/kitchen window for some time, and this summer I took it out to the deck. It was left there, in the sun, wind, rain all summer long and… More
...seeds in pea-like pods, small purple flowers, the vines will cover the entire fence, and can survive through some frost in… More
Hello all. I have ALOT of cypress vine seeds for trade. (Also known as hummingbird vine) I have mostly red but I do have a small amount of pink & red mix as well. If anyone is interested in tradeing, please send me a message.Thanks! More
Will pay postage for seeds of Mexican Flame Vine. More
...said that was a Clematis but was also called Lace Vine. With my inquisitive nature I came… More
I need help choosing a vine. It is for the entery way to my side yard and I get nothing but shade there. I am in zone 8 if this helps. My idea for the vine is this....There are 2 poles standing where a small gate used to be. I… More
My in-laws are both in scooters now and unable to care for their garden/yard like they used to. It has gone wild for about three years now but I have finally talked them into letting me clean it up and maintain it for them. I have most of the lean… More
Hi everyone, I have been here about a month. Been reading lots of blogs and getting to know a few people. I am in the northeastern part of Indiana, zone 5. Have been gardening off and on for several years. I have always wanted a cottage garden, but don't know… More
...ars now, and it has always been very easy to take care of. it wilts, i water it, it goes back to its previous lovely state. lately it has been looking not as healthy. some of the leaves have… More
...ot sure what they are. Can anyone help? Plant 1 - Vine or ivy like, grows like… More
I have told you in the messages past that my peas have really shot up, and was having trouble finding big enough things to stake them to, well I got creative today!!!! If I had not done what I did today, these were on the verge of snapping off!!! I… More
I visited mastergardeners.org which led me to "Garden tips for Los Angeles County" (other Cali. County info. available). Thought people from Cali might want to know about the sites and people from Los Angeles (are there any? :( ) would want to read the following I copied from http://celosangeles.ucdavis.edu/Garden_Tips_for_Los_Angeles_County/January.htm "January… More
I am attaching a few shots taken of my yard this spring. I think my favorite part is the Golden Moneywort path. It just lights up an otherwise dark area of my yard. The Japanese Aucuba helps to carry on the bright yellow theme. I also added a variegated Impatien,… More
...dea was to get some big planters and plant annual vines in them, but I'm worried about the top because the rods just snap… More
This does not mean the whole plant but sometimes parts but is best to keep them out of reach regardless Plants Poisonous to Cats Almond (Pits of) Aloe Vera Alocasia Amaryllis Apple (seeds) Apple Leaf Croton Apricot (Pits of) Arrowgrass Asparagus Fern Autumn Crocus Avacado (fuit and pit) Azalea Baby's… More
I think you will love this Roasted Tomato Spread! Enjoy! Gary/Louisville Roasted Tomato Spread Ingredients: Tomatoes Olive oil Salt and Pepper Basil Garlic You need enough large tomatoes , and the riper the better and cut in half, which will cover the bottom of an 8 by 12 inch casserole… More
Plants and Cuttings I have to trade: *Note: We grow completely organic only. • -Tamarix 'Summer Glow' - cuttings • -Willows: CUTTINGS: Salix Mats.'Golden Curls'(brilliant golden yellow bark, orange/red stems, green curly leaves-stunning, S. 'Dragon Claws", 'Hakura Nishiki', S. purpurea nana (Dwarf Blue Arctic), S. pur. pendula (Weeping Blue/Purple Arctic),… More
Something bit my pumpkin vine. This spot is about 3 feet in the air. The vine looks ok otherwise. Should I prune it off or let it go? More
I would love to have a vine Forum it would be so much easier to find things in a vine forum that would cover Annual or Perennial vine growing with a seed exchange.. Thanks your all doing a great job ! Carol More
...was wondering if anyone can help me identify this vine? It is growing all over my fence, and spreads every year. I really like it, however it started getting these rust coloured spots this year and seems to be dying (leaves start with the spots, then eventually shrivel, turn… More
...ernardino National Forest in California. I need a vine that is evergreen, (if it turns colors in the fall/winter that would be a plus), climbs… More
This vine came with a rose that was given to me, and it is going wild. Thanks John More
i am trying to find out what this vine is with a white flower with purple in the middle. If anyone could tell me i would be very greatful. More
Can anyone tell me what this vine is? My daughter recently moved to a new home in Franklin, NY and this vine is all over the back fence. The picture is of the seed pod which is about 1.5 inches in size and holds 4 dark brown seeds that are… More
I think it is a vine, it grows like one..my neighbor just gave me cuttings...and I would like to find out more about it, but I can not find anything on it...help Thanks:rolleyes: More
...r the other. Does it make a difference how I take care of it indoors this winter? Do I pot it, or can I store the root like a tuber in peat moss, etc...Is it a tuber, or a root? I have been searching and can not… More
I am trying to figure out what this vine is. I have tried to get a cutting and also some of the root and am having no luck. More
Can anyone tell me what kind of vine this is? It comes back every summer and grows really fast. I've never seen a flower on it. Thanks! More
Can someone please help ID this vine? I got it as a cutting from a friend. I plan to overwinter it indoors. More
I had these growing in my backyard. They look pretty but what are they? More
I would love for anyone to tell me what type of vine this is. We just moved in this house in November and it was not as rampant as it seems to be growing this spring. However, it seems like it was planted intentionally. Thank You! More
I greatly like Trumpet vine and I need it to spread on a sort of hill in my backyard that is gravel covered. I am a bit hesitant to plant it because of its very invasive nature. The container with a stem of this vine is sitting in my deck… More
I planted seeds in this little container, but I forgot what I planted please help. Thanks John More
I want to grow a sweet potato vine. Can I start it from the tuber and not grow sweet potatoes? I just want the vine, not the veggie. More
please help id these 3 vines. I think the first one is Virginia creeper? The 2nd Poison Ivy? and the 3rd no clue it is a vine and growing over my hydrangea. Help please More
I have berry vines to trade or house plants More
Hi, I've been searching to find out what this vine is. These pictures were taken today (late october) in North Carolina. It's a very fast growing vine. Thank you for your help! More
...ot get a good ID. The only suggestion was a grape vine, but I know that I did not plant grape seeds. Any help would be greatly appreciated, because I don't want an invasive vine. John More
I have grapes and the vine gets out of control and the grape stay small. If I cut the vine back will the grapes get larger or will it hurt the vines and grapes??? Any HELP would be great as I know nothing about them at all.. Thanks a bunch,… More
...ested in growing a Climbing Hydrandea and or Kiwi vine. Oh yes and a Grape vine too! Which grape vine, I am not sure. Any succes or failures anyone care to share? Thanks! :D More
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