Climbing plants you can grow on your property ... or opt for a simple wooden setup using a vine pole or lattice. Most vines thrive in sunlight, so find a sunny spot on your deck, porch, or patio.

Here’s PennLive garden writer George Weigel’s Plant Pick of the Week for this week: * What it is: Clematis is a popular and ...

Hardwood cuttings are usually taken from deciduous trees, vines or shrubs that have broad leaves and go dormant in winter. Cuttings can be taken any time after the plant has lost its leaves ...

Right here, of course. Here are eight kinds of vines and climbing plants that are among the easiest to care for and maintain in North Texas. Your outdoor space will reach new heights in short order.

Yellow wood poppies also combine well with other early-blooming, shade-loving plants such as bleeding heart, columbine and foamflower. Homegrown: Arrowwood viburnum a hardy native shrub with ...