The flame vine, a rampant creeper, is a colorful landscape feature during mild Florida winters. The tubular blossoms form bright orange clusters that contrast with the melon-green foliage.

When the vine is planted, it will not immediately cling to a support. But as new growth occurs, the vine will grab the surface and start to rapidly grow upward.

So a ballpark figure for the total number of vine species in WNC might be something like 50. The climbing methods they employ are numerous. They can be divided into four basic types.

Climbing plants are a garden’s problem solvers. They offer a quick screen for privacy, cover up an eyesore and add a third dimension to a garden space that begs for cozy enclosure. A leafy wa… ...

I'll be the first to admit it: Vines are intimidating. Not only do their flailing shoots and tendrils seem animated by nothing less than nature's own ...

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Flaming Trumpet Vine, ... The plant can grow up to 30 feet in length and is known for its woody stem and tendrils that enable it to climb and cling to almost any surface.