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Category Archives: Vines
Double Your Flower Power With Vines
On a recent trip to Chanticleer, it didn’t go unnoticed how they repeatedly used vines to extend the flowering season, or create more visual impact, making the most of vertical space, even when space is not a limiting factor. Take a look at how they applied vines in different situations. Continue reading
Posted in Design, Gardening, Plants, Vines
Tagged bignonia, chanticleer garden, clematis, designing with vines, flowering vines, gelsemium, hyacinth bean, interplanting vines, interplanting vines with shrubs, interplanting vines with trees, jasminum, lonicera, rosa, scarlet runner bean, wisteria
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Jasminum nudiflorum
Buttery yellow February blooms. Classified as a woody shrub, it will layer and root on its own, but in my experience it is easy to control. Continue reading
