This evergreen vine is native to Australia, where it is most frequently spotted scrambling over rocky banks, using any neighboring trees and shrubs for upward support. Here in Southwestern U.S., Purple Lilac Vine is more cultivated and tame, often supported by trellises, where the twining, intricate growth patterns and delicate, cascading clusters of tiny purple…
The Purple orchid vine is a superb garden and landscape performer. It offers a lavender-purple, unusually shaped, orchid-like flower sporadically throughout the warm season, but heaviest in the spring and fall. Unique flowers then morph into oddly shaped seedpods, which bear an uncanny resemblance to a butterfly. With support such as a trellis or fence,…
Double, lemon-yellow flowers appear on primrose jasmine’s graceful arching branches in late winter and early spring. Shiny, deep-green foliage is attractive against these pretty yellow blossoms. Unlike other jasmines, this one is not particularly fragrant, perhaps only a little so in the evening. Primrose jasmine is easy to keep in a pot or to train…
Height: 4 – 5 feet Width: 5 – 6 feet Bloom color: Pink/White Flowering season: Spring USDA minimum zone: 7 Cold hardiness: 5° F
Height: 16 – 20 feet (with support) Width: 16 – 20 feet (with support) Bloom color: Lavender Purple Flowering season: Spring, Summer, Fall USDA minimum zone: 8 Cold hardiness: 20° F
In the desert southwest, there are relatively few plants, and even fewer vines, that give our gardeners the joy and drama of fall color changes. That’s why we’re excited to offer Hacienda Creeper, a cold hardy vine that delivers lots of seasonal interest! Shiny new leaves emerge with a bronze color in spring and change…
Hall’s Honeysuckle is one of the oldest selections of Japanese Honeysuckle, originally chosen for its tendency to bloom more prolifically than other specimens. This semi-evergreen vine has maintained its popularity through the years to remain the most widely planted selection of Japanese Honeysuckle on the market today. The most significant feature of this drought tolerant…
Height: 10 – 20 feet (with support) Width: 10 – 20 feet (with support) Bloom color: Red-Orange/Yellow-Orange Flowering season: Spring, Summer, Fall USDA minimum zone: 7 Cold hardiness: 5° F
Creeping Fig is an outstanding evergreen that is routinely used to cover stark, barren walls with curtains of dense, deep-green foliage. This self-clinging vine adheres effortlessly to most surfaces, quickly scrambling upwards as far as it can be supported. Once it reaches the uppermost boundary of its support, it will continue branching outward, eventually creating…