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Landscape DesignSee 5 Unexpected Ways to Use Vines
Vines can grow over slopes, trail off pergolas and add seasonal color to the garden
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Fragrant Trachelospermum Jasminoides
This graceful vine’s scented white flowers attract admirers near and far
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Clematis Virginiana
Devil’s darning needles, a vigorous vine native to eastern North America, likes partial shade and many types of soils
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Millettia Reticulata
Large purple flower clusters grace this robust climbing vine
Full StoryFall Gardening6 Deer-Resistant Flowering Vines to Plant This Fall
Have a major deer problem? Here are some of the only vines that have a chance of not being eaten
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Antigonon Leptopus in California and Desert Gardens
Dry climates can enjoy sprays of delicate pink flowers and heart-shaped leaves on this drought-tolerant, summer-flowering vine
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Lonicera Sempervirens
Grow this long-blooming, flashy flowering vine to cover a fence or arbor and attract hordes of hummingbirds all season long
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Gelsemium Sempervirens
Plant Carolina jessamine in fall, and its flowers will signal spring before any other plants start blooming
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Passiflora Incarnata
Enjoy the amazing flowers and edible fruit of U.S. native Passiflora incarnata (also known as maypop) — the butterflies sure do
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Try California Wild Grape for Interest All Year
Sure, it’s stunning in fall. But the spring buds, summer grapes and gnarled winter vines are gorgeous too
Full StoryPink FlowersGreat Design Plant: Pink Trumpet Vine Heralds Vibrant Color
Announce your landscape beautification efforts with this flowering vine that perks up hot, dry gardens
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