Vines
If you want to learn more about vine planting and care but are not sure where to begin, look no further. Regardless of the types of vines you want to grow, info for vine plants is but a page or so away. Our vine care section includes tips for growing nearly any vine plant, from indoor vines to flowering vines in the home landscape. We’ll cover individual types of vines and their care as well as general information affecting both evergreen and flowering vine plants. Keep reading to find vine planting and care information for your particular needs.
Explore Vines
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Kentucky Wisteria Plants: Caring For Kentucky Wisteria In Gardens
There are about ten known species of Wisteria, with numerous cultivars associated with each that are native to the eastern United States and eastern Asia. Kentucky wisteria is one. Click this article to learn more about caring for Kentucky wisteria vines in the garden.
By Shelley Pierce
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Hoya Plant Feeding: How To Fertilize Wax Plants
There are two schools of thought on when to stop fertilizing a wax plant, but almost everyone agrees they need supplemental food during the growing season. Find out when to fertilize wax plants and enjoy these indoor beauties for years here.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Virginia Creeper Container Care – Tips For Growing Virginia Creeper In Pots
Can you grow Virginia creeper in a pot? It?s possible, although Virginia creeper in containers require more work than the same plants in the garden soil. Click here for information on Virginia creeper container care including tips on growing Virginia creeper in pots.
By Teo Spengler
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How To Trim Cat’s Claw Plants: Cutting Back A Cat’s Claw Vine In The Garden
Cat's claw vines, fast growing and drought tolerant, fill your garden with drama and color. But don't let it go wherever it wants to. Cutting back cat's claw is an important and easy way to keep the vine under control. Learn more in this article.
By Teo Spengler
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Do Vines Damage Siding Or Shingles: Concerns About Vines Growing On Siding
Nothing is quite as picturesque as a house covered in English ivy. However, certain vines can damage building materials and necessary elements of homes. If you?ve considered having vines growing on siding, this article has tips to prevent damage.
By Darcy Larum
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Collecting Dutchman's Pipe Seed Pods – Growing A Dutchman’s Pipe From Seeds
Dutchman's pipe (is a perennial vine with heart-shaped leaves and unusual blossoms. The flowers look like small pipes and produce seeds that you can use to grow new plants. If you are interested in starting Dutchman's pipe from seeds, this article can help.
By Teo Spengler
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Hyacinth Bean Vines: Tips On Growing Hyacinth Beans In Pots
With purple flowers and striking fuchsia pods, hyacinth bean vines brighten up any garden. But what if you don't have a garden? Is it possible to grow these beauties in a pot? Click this article to learn more about how to plant hyacinth beans in containers.
By Liz Baessler
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Getting Climbing Hydrangea To Climb: How To Make A Climbing Hydrangea Climb
If you have a climbing hydrangea not climbing, what do you do? Click this article to learn more about attaching climbing hydrangeas to support and getting climbing hydrangeas to climb like they?re supposed to.
By Darcy Larum
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Quisqualis Indica Care - Information About Rangoon Creeper Vine
Amongst the lush foliage of the world's tropical forests, one will find a predominance of lianas or vine species. One of these creepers is the Quisqualis rangoon creeper plant. Read this article to learn more.
By Amy Grant
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Fertilizer For Mandevilla Plants: How And When To Apply Mandevilla Fertilizer
Feeding mandevillas nourishes the growth and bloom flushes. To learn more about fertilizing these vines, read this article. Click here to learn more about fertilizing these plants.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Passionflower Not Blooming: Reasons Why Passionflower Does Not Bloom
Gardeners become discouraged when their passion flower does not bloom. No blooms on passion flower vines happen for various reasons. This article explains some of them, so click here for more info.
By Kristi Waterworth
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Morning Glory Pest Control: Dealing With Common Pests Of Morning Glory
Morning glories are hardy plants and are normally healthy, but sometimes insects on morning glory vines harm the health of the plant. Read this article to learn more about what pests you can expect.
By Susan Patterson
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Problems With Morning Glories: Morning Glory Vine Diseases
Morning glories are typically hardy vines; however, they can sometimes suffer problems. Read this article to find out what these may be and how to treat them promptly. Click here for more info.
By Susan Patterson
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Mandevilla Bug Infestations And Cures: Dealing With Mandevilla Pest Problems
Easy and carefree, mandevilla vines rarely fail; when they do, it is often because of insect pests. Read this article to better understand mandevilla bug infestations and cures.
By Kristi Waterworth
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Growing Candy Corn Vines: Care Of Manettia Candy Corn Plant
For those of you looking to grow something a bit more exotic in the landscape, or even the home, consider growing candy corn vines. Learn more about growing a candy corn plant in this article.
By Susan Patterson
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Collecting And Storing Morning Glory Seeds: How To Store Seeds Of Morning Glories
Morning glory flowers are a cheerful, old-fashioned type of bloom. Learn how to save seeds of the morning glory in this article to continue your garden in next spring's planting without buying more seed packets.
By Anne Baley
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Can You Transplant Passion Vines: When And How To Transplant A Passion Vine
Transplanting passion flower vines may be necessary to afford them enough growing space and scaffolding for vertical growth. A step-by-step analysis of how to transplant a passion vine will have you on the road to success. This article will help.
By Bonnie L. Grant

