"I Hate Trumpet vines. They spread everywhere and have roots all the way to China, Once you get them established they will take over your entire garden. Best in Rural areas, In a small yd and in the city they can be a pest. I've spent 3 days…"
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gretchen replied to cheryl's discussion trumpet vines in the group Hummingbird Plants"I just planted one last year and mine is starting to leaf out all over last years vine, I am excited to see how it will do this year once it is more established, I'm hoping for alot of hummers!"
Mara Lambert/USDA Z 8b replied to cheryl's discussion trumpet vines in the group Hummingbird Plants"My experience has been that the branches that have had the die-back pruned off flower. I have young plants so that might be a factor."
cheryl replied to cheryl's discussion trumpet vines in the group Hummingbird Plants"thank you for the helpful information"
Debbi Childers replied to cheryl's discussion trumpet vines in the group Hummingbird Plants"Trumpets vines do not require any pruning. They are probably the easiest and most forgiving plant ever. Let me caution you, it will send up new shoots everywhere. I own an old farmhouse and in the yard is a trumpet vine which I'm sure has been…"
Hjordis Owens replied to cheryl's discussion trumpet vines in the group Hummingbird Plants"Either way will do. I generally leave mine until I see the new Green leaves, which are appearing already here in N.FL. The old stems will dry up and break off anyway if you don't cut them so it's more attractiave to just cut them down. It…"
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can any one tell me if you need to cut these vines back in the spring or do you just leave them until the new leafs strart?See More
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Contributing GardenerDonna H 5-6/CT commented on Geoffrey Ives's blog post The Basil Seedlings Send Their Regards: My Life With Slugs
"My veggie garden is easy...its mulched in straw and newspaper. No weeds, just hordes of slugs. I had a wet spring last year...but no where near this amount of infestation or destruction. The bucket-o-death was enough for it last year. This year,…"
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