Allow me to introduce you to your new favorite plant — star jasmine, for the uninitiated, is a fragrant, flowering vine that thrives in both partial sunlight and heavy shade. It is resultingly rather ...

From a wire trellis wall to the Florida weave trellis, there are many trellis options to consider, and the best choice for ...

A climbing plant is the perfect way to take your garden to new heights—literally. These plants are known for their height and, with a little support, create gorgeous vertical blooms. Here are some of ...

Q. I have a 6-foot-tall wire fence I would like to use as a trellis. I would like a vine that survives cold, heat, full to partial shade, and little or no fertilizer plus limited water. Is there such ...

Q: I planted a flowering jasmine vine last summer that is going crazy. It’s about 30 feet tall on a trellis. How do I prune it? A: There are several types of jasmine that are hardy in our area, and ...

I enjoy your garden column very much and look forward to it on the weekends. In your column on May 9, you referred to your dog Maddie severing a jasmine vine that was growing on a trellis. I assumed ...

Jasmine is a perennial vine or shrub that’s much-loved around the world for its delicate blossoms and sweet fragrance. Depending on the variety, jasmine may have star-shaped or tubular flowers, and it ...

Climbers can be transformative in a garden setting. Whether you have a small, shady balcony or a south-facing tiny terrace, some of the best climbers to grow in pots can be used to great effect, ...

First strong, then subtle, the sweet and somewhat elusive scent of winter-flowering jasmine is one of the season’s little joys. Detected on early-morning walks, late in the evening or whenever the air ...

Will you please tell me how to grow and care for aloe vera plants? I have had trouble with mine rotting and dying. — Janice James, New Orleans Aloe vera plants are generally grown in containers. Grow ...

I have a Confederate jasmine vine that I absolutely love. The smell of the flowers in the spring is intoxicating. I have just one problem with it though: It is quickly scaling up a pine tree. Is it OK ...