Vines

Creeping wire vine is an uncommon garden plant that can grow equally well as a houseplant, in an outdoor container, or as a mat-forming ground cover. If you?re wondering how to grow Muehlenbeckia, this article will tell you what you need to know.

By Ilana Goldowitz Jimenez

There are over 400 species of tropical passion flowers. Find tips for growing passion flowers in the following article to make caring for your own passion vine an easy endeavor. Click here for more.

By Jackie Rhoades

Also known as Crimson Glory grapevines, the Crimson Glory vine plant is actually an ornamental type of grape. Read on for more info.

By Tonya Barnett

For a touch of the tropics in your landscape, try growing queen’s wreath vine. The following gives information on how to grow and care for the vine.

By Amy Grant

Adding fragrant climbing vines to the landscape adds a sense of height and olfactory pleasure! Climbing vines make your space more lush, interesting, and vibrant.

By Tonya Barnett

Love in a puff plant is a tropical to sub-tropical vine with tiny, white flowers and green, papery fruits. The vine is a heat lover that is charming when draped over a fence or trellis. Learn more about growing the plant in this article.

By Bonnie L. Grant

The dutchman's pipe plant can be pruned anytime you want to get rid of too many new shoots or old wood. There are also specific times of year to prune, however. This article can help with that.

By Kathee Mierzejewski

Dutchman’s pipe is a vigorous climbing vine. It has many beneficial uses in the garden, but does it harm butterflies? Dutchman’s pipe butterfly toxicity actually depends on the variety. Click here to find out more.

By Amy Grant

Tough and easy to grow, spectacular spring-blooming clematis is native to the extreme climates of northeastern China and Siberia. This durable plant survives temperatures in punishing climates as low as USDA plant hardiness zone 3. Click here for more.

By Mary H. Dyer

Growing chocolate vines in gardens can be a problem and getting rid of chocolate vines is a bigger one. Is chocolate vine invasive? Yes, it is a very invasive plant. Click this article for information about how to control chocolate vines in your backyard or garden.

By Teo Spengler

While the Internet abounds with pictures and colorful photos of Aristolochia pipevine plants, most people will never have an opportunity to see this rare plant in its natural environment. Learn more about the plant in this article.

By Mary H. Dyer

Wisteria roots are just as aggressive as their vines. Careful planning before you plant is critical.

By Teo Spengler

Coral vines can be pretty additions to the landscape in suitable locations, but there are some things you should consider beforehand if you?re interested in growing them. Click this article to learn how to grow coral vines (and when you shouldn?t).

By Mary H. Dyer

Coral honeysuckle is a beautiful, fragrant, flowering vine native to the southern United States. It provides a great cover for trellises and fences that is the perfect alternative to its invasive, foreign cousins. Learn more coral honeysuckle info in this article.

By Liz Baessler

Climbing hydrangea is a spectacular plant, but it has a rambunctious nature and can get easily get out of control if you aren't careful. Pruning climbing hydrangeas isn't difficult and will keep the vines looking their best. Learn about climbing hydrangea pruning here.

By Mary H. Dyer