Annual vines can be grown on these purpose-built structures or among shrubs, up stair railings or anywhere a splash of vertical color could be of use.

Gravity-defying climbing plants add instant charm to any fence, arbor, or pathway. But, often, they require significant ...

Annual Vines Can Transform Your Garden in a Single Season. Here’s How. Whether you want cut flowers or a striking vertical display, these seeds will flourish in no time — given the right support.

Annual vines offer foliage and flowers (some fragrant) for many situations, and they're perfect for creating a cottage garden look. Some annual vines grow fast and densely enough to make good ...

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Since most climbing vines enjoy partial to full sun, the planting location should take this into consideration. The majority of flowering vines are also quite vigorous in their growth. Compost ...

5 best climbers to attract hummingbirds Growing nectar-rich flowering vines is a good way to support birds during spring and summer. In southern regions, such as US hardiness zone 9 plus, your ...

Evergreen to semi-evergreen woody vines from 20 to 50 feet climb by tendrils and cling by hold-fast disks; orange-red or scarlet flowers bloom in midspring and into summer; full sun to light shade.

Scarlet runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) — The vine foliage may look similar to a garden pole bean, but the cluster of scarlet flowers and 3- to 5-inch red pods distinctly set it apart. The ...

Most annual vines are suited for such situations, too. Try your hand at the charming yellow canary creeper Tropaeolum peregrinum, which puts out its whiskery flowers over a long season.

Mina lobata is one of my favorite annual vines. I planted it out front at the lamppost, which was soon covered in red and yellow flowers that lasted into the fall. The Mina lobata first arrived in the ...

Nasturtium: Available in yellows, reds and oranges. Scarlet runner bean: Lush, thick vines produce clusters of red flowers. Sweet peas: Perfumed, dainty climber that comes in a wide range of colors.