Convolvulus vine twining around a steel fixed ladder Boston ivy covering a chimney Certain plants always grow as vines, while a few grow as vines only part of the time. For instance, poison ivy and …

Vines can be counted on to add a touch of style to the garden as they twist and twirl up arbors and along fences. Learn how to grow and care for them to keep them looking their best.

Vines are classified according to their attachment mechanism (roots, tendrils, thorns, twining stems, etc.) and their life cycle (perennial or annual). There are numerous types of vines ideal for covering walls, …

Jan 31, 2025 · You aren’t limited to the familiar (but marvelous) Virginia creeper or trumpet vines, either. We’re going to talk about 21 of the best native vines for your landscape. Here’s the lineup: 1. …

Who says that growing space has to be limited to the area on the ground. With vines, you can go up, up, up -- along walls, trellises, or other structures. It's a way to save gardening ground, as well as add …

Vining plants add texture and visual interest to your garden by growing vertically up trellises, poles, and more. Learn how to care for vines and climbers here. Wisteria vines are gorgeous, but they grow …

Below is a list of some tried and true vines for your landscape. If you would like more information, follow Garden horticulturist, Nathan Urben, as he walks you through some some of these and more. He …