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Any kind of vine, climbers, flowering or variegated or fruit. Veggie vines can probably be classified in another group but if not they are okay, too!

Location: Elizabethton, TN
Members: 71
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Here's the Hyacinth Bean Vine flowers, will post the purple seeds pods next. They're beautiful and grow about 8ft. Leaves are dark purple at first and then turn green.

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Bestest Cheapest Trellis You've Ever Seen! 26 Replies

You're gonna love this .. Last Spring I was wandering around Home Depot and was looking at rebar thinking I could thread some chicken wire through it for a trellis and right next to it was something…Continue

Started by Anne Kirkley - Zone 8. Last reply by mo puff May 31.

morning Glories 13 Replies

I soaked my morning glory seeds before planting them. They didn't even sprout! Any suggestions as to type of soil, etc.? Continue

Started by Kathleen Trout Horvath. Last reply by Joan *Flower Angel*.. Z-8 Aug 29, 2012.

VINES IN CONTAINERS... 18 Replies

WHAT TYPE OF VINES CAN BE PLANTED IN CONTAINERS ?

Started by Joan *Flower Angel*.. Z-8. Last reply by gretchen Aug 6, 2012.

Wisteria 7 Replies

When I moved here just over a year ago in Jan..I brought a piece of Wisteria that I pulled up from the main plant and it rooted in water. Sadly, after planting it outside it died later. Now, this…Continue

Started by Janet Ruth Baron. Last reply by Christine Zone 9 AZ Apr 29, 2012.

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Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 3:20pm: Poor Nasturtium! It doesn't like Alabama's heat & I'm to blame, because I planted it too late!!

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 12:36pm: Black-Eyed Susan Vines

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 12:34pm: Black-Eyed Susan Vines starting to climb the "homemade" trellis.

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 12:32pm: White-Eyed, Black-Eyed Susan Vine

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 12:29pm: Cardinal Vine, lots of growth but not so many blooms...

Comment by Glenda Truscott z8 on May 28, 2012 at 11:29am: Like Cindy, I too have a sister whoes name is Barbara. She is my big sister and I have alway loved the name. It seems to go with good people. My one nasturtium that made it has two orange blossoms on it. Our season is just getting started so i hope it will produce more. I wish I had a place for a Crepe Myrtle, I think they are such a lovely tree.

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 11:11am: Cindy, glad your vines are starting to get happy!! LOL! My Nasturtiums weren't happy either because of the heat. I moved one basket & hung it under a Crepe Myrtle where it gets filtered light & it looks much better. Mine has orange blooms too! I might post a pic later, I didn't want to, after seeing how good Grant's Nasturtiums looked! LOL! I never did find the Nasturtium Vine seeds this yr. I have a Moon Vine coming up! It's just breaking the soil this a.m., & I was so excited! My Castor Beans are hanging in there. I've had them in water, after they had to stay in that hot mailbox, but they're going into soil later today.

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 28, 2012 at 10:44am: Grant, love the sign & obelisk plant stand! Thanks for sharing with everyone!

Comment by Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 on May 28, 2012 at 10:17am: Love the twin clematis blooms, Glenda! Thanks for sharing them with us. Barbara and all, here are two quick pics I just took this morning of my little enamel/metal sign hanging from the top of a white metal obelisk shaped plant stand. Happy gardening all!

Comment by Barbara Brown Z8 Al. on May 27, 2012 at 11:45pm: Glenda, I know it's sad that these are the last two blooms, but they are beautiful!! It's kind of like that with many flowers, such as daylilies. I know their days are numbered, so I just enjoy & take in their beauty while I can!

Grant, the quote on your sign sums it up for real!!! LOL!!