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Go Vertical With Perennial Vines
Chris shows us some great options for Perennial Vines to Go Vertical with! Here are some of our favorite Perennial Vines.
- Clematis – The Mailbox Plant!
- Carolina Jessamine – Awesome yellow blooms!
- Coral Honeysuckle – Birds love this!
- Climbing Hydrangea – Great in the shade!
By growing vines on vertical structures, you can add color and interest. In addition to covering vertical spaces, you can also use them to attract and shelter wildlife.
Interested in starting an Herb Garden?
Herbs & Veggies Are Here!
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