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Vines are a welcome addition to the garden, not as a stand alone feature, but giving it an additional dimension or finished look.  By combining vines with the features found in many yards such as fences, walls, rock features or a trellis, we can create a more attractive landscape.  You need to ask yourself what you wish the vine to accomplish in your garden.  Is it to serve as a focal point, a background for other plantings, or a camouflage for something you consider to be an eyesore?  Do you want it to provide food for yourself or any particular variety of wildlife.  What kind of climber do you need: twining (honeysuckle), tendrils (sweet pea, clematis), grasping (Ivy, Virginia Creeper), leaners or drapers (Nasturtiums).  After a vine is established, most benefit from an annual spring fertilization with an all-purpose fertilizer.

This list reflects what is newly scheduled as of 2/22/09

It does NOT include plants currently being over-wintered 

 

VINE CAMPIS FLAVA 

VINE CAMPSIS MADAME GALEN

VINE CAMPSIS RADICAN FLAMENCO

VINE FALLOPIA AUBERTII 

VINE HUMULUS LUPULUS NUGGET

VINE VITIS AMURENSIS  

 

 

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