These are a climbing milkweed may go as a common vine name like Twine vine Matalea gonocarpa has the purple flower Matelea flavidula has the yellow and if you need any pics for ID'ing let me know... but am looking for any kind of Matalea's I have to trade Grandpa Otts MG Mini Blue MG Milky Way MG Trumpet vine-yellow-2 trades left Trumet vine-Orange/red Lunaria-purple flowers Physotegia virginiara Hibiscus dinner plate-pink and a white one Thanks

Just the hibiscus kind or any flowering vine?? kinda wonder! I have morning glory vines, but not sure of what you are looking for. please clarify?

I can't believe it's been almost a year since my last update! The two surviving bushes are doing great. The bigger one, the one that was already spreading like crazy last year, is still spreading like crazy this year. The other one is more subdued, but it's doing quite well, too, and they're both blooming like crazy. There is one thing, though, that's troubled me from the first time they bloomed: their color is more on the dark pink side than purple. Oh, don't get me wrong, they're very pretty, and they're darker this year than they were last year, but they're still not PURPLE and white, they're dark pink and white. Is there perhaps something they're missing in terms of nutrients? I'm giving them Miracle-Gro Shake 'n Feed Continuous Release Rose and Bloom Plant Food...but I had forgotten to do it for, well, a few months, until today. :)

I planted fig vine to cover cement block wall many, many years ago and now have had to take it all down. The reason, the roots are traveling to house, etc. and uprooting cement walkways. The roots have grown to at least four or five inches circumference (sp??). What a bummer. This plant covers everything. All plants near it were being covered. Planters beware....think ahead about 10 or 15 years.