Why Do Grape Leaves, Fruit, and Tendrils Get a Cottony White Mold?
Cottony white mold on the underside of a grape leaf, sitting opposite a yellow blotch on top, is the fingerprint of downy mildew — not a coincidence. Dense, cottony white
General Vine Info Archives
From Seed to Sip: 6 Steps to Grow Grapes in Containers (Anyone Can Do!)
Ever dreamed of harvesting your own juicy grapes but thought you needed a sprawling vineyard? Think again! I was shocked to discover that those same grapes in your fruit bowl
9 Heat-Loving Vines Perfect for Warm Weather Gardens
Vines can be prune and shaped to fit any space and trained into espalier forms. They are also used to cover arbors, trellises, screens, and so on. They are also good groundcovers. Additionally, they are perfect for greenhouses and heated porches. We share several for warm weather locations.
Lapageria Rosea Care: Growing The Chilean Bellflower
Chilean Bellflower, also known as Lapageria rosea or Copihue, is a stunning vine native to Chile. This beautiful plant is the national flower of Chile and can add a touch
Petrea Volubilis: Stunning Queen’s Wreath Transforms Your Garden
If you want to bring some bright colors to your garden, consider the Petrea volubilis, also known as the “Queen’s Wreath.” This tropical vine is celebrated for its stunning beauty
Growing Cobaea Scandens: How To Care For The Cup-and-Saucer Vine
The Cobaea scandens [ko-BEE-uh SKAN-dens] is a fast-growing vine with beautiful flowers. While technically a perennial, many choose to grow the Cobaea as an annual flowering plant vine. It comes
What Are 10 Of The Best Trellis Plants and Flowering Vines?
Want color that climbs up instead of spreading out? A trellis turns a bare fence, wall or corner into a column of flowers, and the vine you pick makes all
Is Virginia Creeper Poisonous?
The Virginia creeper vine is one of the prettiest plants that belong to the grape family, which makes it quite attractive to have around your household. This drove many people
Crossvine Care: How To Grow Bignonia Capreolata Vines
Bignonia capreolata [big-NO-nee-uh kap-ree-oh-LAH-tuh] the Crossvine, is a fast-growing climber native to the United States. It thrives in the tropical regions of central and southern America. The Crossvine, is named
Vines And Windows Boxes: Rules In Use
Two landscape design items needing proper placement in any public landscape area are vines and window boxes. Both should be used with restraint, but when used correctly, they are effective
Madagascar Jasmine: Bridal Veil Vine Plant Fragrant Stephanotis Flower Care
Summary: Stephanotis, a long time favorite, fragrant, bridal veil plant, and has grown in popularity as a spring-time patio plant. It grows on a trellis and in a hanging basket.
Choosing The Best Plants For Your Pergola
What are the best plants for your pergola? First, let’s quickly look at what a pergola is. A pergola is an open structure with posts that hold up flat cross
Passion Flower Vine Care Guide: Tips On How To Grow Passiflora Plants
Few flowers stop people in their tracks like a passion flower. That fringed crown, the raised center, the way it seems to belong on another planet: it’s a real conversation
Silver Lace Vine Care: Tips On Growing The Polygonum Aubertii
Need a bare chain-link fence covered fast? Silver lace vine (Fallopia baldschuanica) is the plant people reach for. This deciduous, twining vine typically grows 25 to 35 feet, 12 to
Lavender Trumpet Vine: Learn Clytostoma Callistegioides Growing & Care
The lavender trumpet vine or Clytostoma callistegioides pronounced [kly-toh-STOH-muh kal-lis-steg-ee-OY-deez] belongs to the genus Clytostoma genus, which is part of the family Bignoniaceae. Other plants in the Bignoniaceae family include:
Growing Candy Corn Plants: How To Care For Manettia
The Manettia is an evergreen perennial vine from South America that produces unusual, small bell-shaped flowers that resemble candy corn. Manettia is pronounced [man-ET-ee-uh] and is a genus with over
How To Get Rid Of Poison Ivy, Poison Sumac and Poison Oak
Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac can turn an afternoon of yard work into weeks of itching. All three carry the same troublemaker: urushiol, an oil in the sap.