Would like to score a passion flower vine if you still have any? I have some Easter lily bulbs/rhizomes that have done well in shade over the years...interested?

Over the weekend I cleared out alot of the no good weeds that were growing along my new garden (the one I installed i my backyard last year, which was a bad choice because of last year's drought) and found that I have a lot more room that I thought. This year I plan to create a special section of my yard to plant vines, so I'll get some Pipevies in there. The Sages seem like good plants and will try to find some. I would like to plant bushes that attract butterflies there (in the area I cleared which has Mistflower, Porterweeds, Tropical Milkweeds, and Lantanas). Which ones have worked well for you gardenwebers?

Update - First, thank you ALL for your suggestions & comments. I certainly learned alot (I always do @ GW!). Anyway, further inspection indicated probably not a massive infestation of spider mites (a honeysuckle on other side of yard had 'em & I'm constantly pulling off webs), but jusst in case I sprayed the heck out of the under-side of the leaves w/the hose sprayer. Also, I fed it some fish emulsion plant food. THEN, a friend of ours who is a garden-specialist type (yes, there's a label, but I forget it - maybe landscape architect? I'm not sure) - was over for dinner tonight & he said ... doesn't look like a pest b/c no brown spots (except a couple leaves - so he compared them for me) ... and it does look like HEAT distress & lack of water. He said the yellow bottom leaves look like normal leaf drop. But, the top, newer growth that looks like "spinach" (my new term for the very puckered mangled look), probably got heat distress during that heat wave and/or just before it. He said that pests can cause that, but given the condition of the bush & how it looks, it was probably just heat & lack of water. Just thought I'd share the info & update in case anyone in the future does & search & is wondering. :) He said it should bloom ok. All the Best, Tree

I have a milkweed vine that I believe is called a white vine (Sarcostemma clausum). It is rampant in my garden now. I have never seen a monarch use it for eggs. I do have a bunch of monarchs around and I don't know what they are using for larval food, since I have many tropical milkweed plants growing in different places. When I break off a piece of this vine the white milkweed comes out. I wonder if this is the same with the other vines that you guys are discussing? I live in Central Florida zone 9B. I think the white vine has come up from southern Florida and is doing well here because of the very mild weather we have had the past four or five years. Casara, it would be helpful to know where you live.