4 Different Vines

patsi

15 years ago

To see more vines click on morning glory.

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Martina DeLuca
15 years ago
Hi Patsi,

Your pictures and garden are beautiful!! I love vines, so I had to look at your pics.

I have the pink trumpet vine and I so regret planting it....it is everywhere. It went haywire after having my first son, then having my second one. I didn't get out in the garden much then and it literally took over. I love the large grouping of flowers on each stem though, when it does flower.

I've since planted Cydista aequinoctialis (Garlic Vine)as a replacement for the same look....pink clumping flowers. Now I need a bobcat to clear the area where the majority of the trumpet vine is. lol

Anyway, thatnks for posting.

Martina
sorie6 zone 6b
14 years ago
ditto your garden is nice. Lots of vines. You must have lots of property. TFS.
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4 Different Vines

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Martina DeLuca

sorie6 zone 6b

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