Orange trumpet vine
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by joclyn on June 08, 2006 04:06 PM
it will probably root from a cutting - especially since it's invasive. just clip a few bits and place in water until the roots form. i'd add some root stimulant to the water.
how about some kind of vine that's NOT invasive? there are plenty of things available...clematis, honeysuckle (well, this one can be invasive too...), climbing hydrangea and wysteria all have nice flowers.
there are also vines that are annuals - like the hyacynth bean, sweet potato, scarlet runner. just to name a few.
how about some kind of vine that's NOT invasive? there are plenty of things available...clematis, honeysuckle (well, this one can be invasive too...), climbing hydrangea and wysteria all have nice flowers.
there are also vines that are annuals - like the hyacynth bean, sweet potato, scarlet runner. just to name a few.
by Karrie on June 10, 2006 04:35 AM
I have a fence around the property I want covered quickly. The neighbor and I share it. He doesnt care what I put on it. But he wants it up. Its ugly old and barbwire I am tired of the kids snagging their clothes on it. I figure this will cover it quickly.
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by joclyn on June 10, 2006 12:19 PM
there are plenty of clematis that are fast growers and so are honeysuckle and wisteria.
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