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27.06.2024 - 01:31 / southernliving.com / Lauren David
Growing vines is a fun way to add foliage and colorful flowers to archways, fences, posts, and trellises in your yard. Vines add depth, dimension, and texture to a landscape and create a visually appealing space. Choosing fast-growing vines means enjoying the beauty of the season quickly and often longer, whether it's the pretty leaves, blooms, or both. Plus, many vines attract important pollinators, such as butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Garden experts recommend their favorite vines to grow that will quickly transform your garden.
- Caitlyn Ridgley is the Communications Manager forDelaware Center for Horticulture.
- Penny Merritt-Price is the Product Development Manager for Young's Plant Farm in Alabama.
- Annette Thurmon is theauthor of Simple Country Living, and blogs and farms at Azure Farm in Georgia.
With beautiful, cascading flowers, American Wisteria is a favorite to grow on a trellis or arbor. «Flowers are mostly variations of blue and violet but can also include shades of pink or white,» says Caitlyn Ridgley, Communications Manager forDelaware Center for Horticulture. «It is a wonderful twining vine for a pergola or fence, producing pendulous, fragrant blooms from early to late summer, which are attractive to butterflies.»
- Botanical Name:Wisteria frutescens
- Sun Exposure: Full, partial
- Soil Type: Moist, Well-drained
- Soil pH: 6.8-7.2
With many varieties of Clematis, there are plenty of colors and shapes to choose for what's best for your garden. «They have gorgeous blooms and can be trained to grow on trellises, arbors, and even walls,» says Annette Thurmon, author of Simple Country Living, and blogs and farms
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