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The growth habit of vines is all about reaching for the sun. In a
nursery situation, where each plant has limited space, vines have to be trimmed
regularly, hopefully before they all grow together into one super-vine.
For this reason, our collection of magnificent vines has been carefully honed
over the years as ones that are hardy but not overly aggressive in either our
nursery or your landscaping.
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Variegated Chalice Vine Solandra maxima
variegata |
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Tough, spreading, sprawling, crawling vine. Can be trained
to fit into a variety of full/partial sun locations, such as along a chain
link fence, up a trellis, or over an arbor.
To achieve a startling effect, blend this with a subdued grouping of
tropical plants, and just let it run wild
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Costa Rican Potato Vine Solanum wendlandii
Lavender flowers most of the year. Does best when allowed to
scramble around on top of an arbor, the more sun the better.
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Queen's Wreath Petrea volubilis |
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This dazzler is a fast-climber that can be used on a trellis
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More to come (soon)...
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