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19 years ago

Hello,

IÂm new here and I just love this web site. I live in zone 7. I had a tower made with hooks on it so I could grow a vine flower with the feeder. I just love the little hummer. IÂm going to put the tower in a raised garden, because my hubby loves to run over my flowers. What vine could I plant there full sun?

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penny1947
19 years ago
If you want a perennial vine that will flower all season and spradically during the winter if you have a mild one, my first suggestion is a coral honeysuckle vine. It comes back year after year. Coral Honeysuckle (Lonicera Sempervirens)has clusters of coral red tubular flowers and is a native plant and is not invasive.

Penny
mimidi
19 years ago
You can't go wrong with Penny's suggestion.
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cs7580
Original Author
19 years ago
thanks so much :)Penny and mimdi
penny1947
19 years ago
You are most welcome.

Penny

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