A trellis with a flowering plant is a great addition ... While many may be familiar with Black Eyed Susans as a perennial ...

I like to use annual vines along with perennial vines the first few years ... to 9 and will remain evergreen in zones 6 and warmer. If grown up a trellis, these fast-growing flowering vines create an ...

Perfect for scrambling up and covering walls, fences and trellises – visually extending ... advised in your area before selecting an ivy. Mature plants allowed to climb will produce globes of fall ...

Because black-eyed Susan vines are climbers, they do best with a trellis ... flowering vines. Far less aggressive than its ...

A cool-season flower that can be set out in early spring, sweet alyssum fades in the summer heat, but its clusters of tiny ...

Not only are vines useful but they also provide beautiful flowers, rich foliage ... try hanging a trellis on the wall and place spacers two to three inches thick on the back of the open ...

Growing vertically can increase your yields and make harvesting much easier. Plus, it requires less bending over.  If it is ...

Tie the sling to the trellis to cradle the large fruit ... Add color to a plain fence or wall with annual and perennial flowering vines. Use a support and leave space between wooden fences ...