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Bookmark or Share- Fast-Growing Climbers that Can Quickly Create Privacy and Cover EyesoresTrumpet vine is ideal for fences and trellises, but like wisteria, you'll want to keep it away from your home, as the vine's aggressive growth may cause damage to your shingles or foundation. One way to avoid some of the drawbacks of planting a barrier of trumpet vines is to steer clear of the Campis radicans variety that's native to the United ...
- Pseudogynoxys Species, Mexican Flame Vine, Orange Glow Vine - Dave's GardenThe person that wrote that they had no flowers of their Mexican Flame Vine is encouraging growth of the plant, but discouraging flowers b...Read More This is a desert plant and it likes neglect (water only when ground is very, very dry - do not fertilize or add organic matter when planting, the plant likes sandy well draining soil).
- Strongylodon Species, Jade Climber, Jade Vine, Emerald Creeper ...Jade Vine or Jade de Vine (Tayabak) originated in the Philippines. It used to be an endemic specie in the said country until the arrival ...Read More of the Westerners. At present, Jade Vine is listed on the endangered species list of the Philippines.
- Yellow Butterfly Vine - Dave's GardenThe vine that attracted my attention is Callaeum macropterum syn. Mascagnia macroptera. Hailing from Baja, California and Mexico, this plant is also sometimes called butterfly pea vine, yellow orchid vine, or gallinita. The seller of the vine knew how to attract the attention of a person who frequently works with children in junior gardener ...
- Pruning and Maintaining Your Grape Vines - Dave's GardenThe older the vine, the thicker and more established its woody parts will be, so you may need to use bigger and sharper tools on some of them. A good rule of thumb is to use the shears for growth that's less than half an inch in diameter and loppers for growth that's larger than a half-inch but smaller than two-and-a-half inches thick.
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