Vines - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

‘Lemon’ is a selection with the masses of lemon yellow blooms with dark eyes. Plants are vigorous growers that will climb a trellis, pole, or tripod of bamboo stakes. Use them to add height to the back of a border or a large pot. Easy to grow, Thunbergia will bloom until frost, bringing flowers up to eye level. Plants will also cascade out of a hanging basket.

 

Fun, vibrant colored vines are excellent for hanging baskets and trellises and have a stunning display when both colors are planted together. They have excellent heat tolerance.

This vigorous vine produces very large, brightly colored orange flowers all summer. Great for baskets, large containers and upright vining areas.

Bicolor red and orange-edged petals and dark centers.

Beautiful orange blooms appear to be glowing as they turn yellower towards the tips. This vigorous vine produces flowers all summer. Great for baskets, large containers and upright vining areas.

 

Large velvety blossoms have unique dimpled centers and differing shades of light, blush pink. A summer long show of flowers is yours, for it really comes into its own in high summer in fertile, humus rich soils. A touch of afternoon shade is welcome where heat is unrelenting.

Large velvety blossoms have unique dimpled centers and differing shades of rich rose pink. A summer long show of flowers is yours, for it really comes into its own in high summer in fertile, humus rich soils. A touch of afternoon shade is welcome where heat is unrelenting.

Large white flowers with dark eyes. A summer long show of flowers is yours, for it really comes into its own in high summer in fertile, humus rich soils. A touch of afternoon shade is welcome where heat is unrelenting.

This annual vine, will give you color all summer long, while climbing happily up whatever support you give it. Fast growing and fun, kids and adults alike will love it.

Warm up the winter days with a Mediterranean visitor! This reliable flowering vine is at home on either side of the Atlantic. With a nine-month floral display that starts in fall, it’s destined to be a cherished gift. This robust twining climber displays exquisite blue flowers with contrasting yellow throats. Thunbergia grandiflora is commonly known as the Blue Skyflower. You'll recognize the flower color as being that of an absolutely flawless spring sky. Grow in full sun.

Spice-scented flowers and attractive bluish-green foliage. An extremely fast-growing vine that is very adaptable to most locations. Ideal for a trellis or arbor.

A new look in Clematis! This non-vining Clematis is completely herbaceous, meaning that it dies back to the ground at the end of the growing season. Blue bell-shaped flowers appear from late May to June, with some rebloom into the later summer months. After it is finished blooming, attractive cream thread-like seed heads appear. Broad, green foliage completes the package of this unique perennial. New leaves have a bronze cast to the undersides. This plant benefits from staking, cages, or neighboring plants for support.

Riding on the coattails of the much-talked-about ‘Stand by Me’ comes a new color for the Bush Clematis type! This variety has the same performance as ‘Stand by Me’ but with a lavender shade of flowers to join the original's blue. Dark purple buds open to lavender purple, bell-shaped, nodding flowers. Attractive cream thread-like seed heads follow. Broad, green foliage. This plant benefits from staking, cages, or neighboring plants for support.

Raised by Brother Stefan Franczak in Poland. The pale lavender blue flowers have delicate crinkly edges and recurve slightly. Anthers are creamy-yellow. Very free flowering and holds well as a cut flower. Blooms June through August.

A popular and classical free flowering Clematis producing masses of large bright mauve-pink rounded flowers with cream anthers.

A large-flowered variety, 7"-8" in diameter. Large red flowers with deep red-pink stripe. Filaments white with cream-beige anthers. Occasional early flowers may be semi-double. Introduced into the U.K. by Jim Fish in 1975 from plant(s) sent to him from Argentina by Dr. Rupple himself. Blooms from May-June and again from Aug.-Sept. One of the best striped clematis; a very strong grower.

Duchess of Edinburgh graces its vine with fine lovely double white petals. The sparkling white blossoms open in May and June, then reappear in September. Flowers are 4-6" across.

Raised in Berlin in 1891, ‘Elsa Spath’ still holds its own among modern varieties it is free-flowering, produces mid-blue blooms with deep red anthers over a long period from late Spring to early Autumn. Elsa Spath, also known as Xerxers, won the RHS Award of Garden Merit! Rich blue flowers with white filaments and red anthers, cover this compact selection in early Summer and again in late Summer.

A large-flowered variety, 4"-6" in diameter. Magenta-red petals with a velvety sheen and golden anthers. Blooms sparcely from June-July, followed by masses of flowers from Aug.-Oct. A vigorous grower; one of the easiest-to-grow clematis.

A large-flowered variety, 6"-8" in diameter. Large mauve-blue flowers with creamy white filaments and yellow anthers. There us a faint red or pink bar running from the base to about half way along the tepal. A very free-flowering clematis probably raised by Brother Stefan Franczak of Poland in 1965. Blooms from May-June and again in Sept. Extremely floriferous variety; great in containers.

Very light yellow with cream anthers. large 6-7″ flowers. This is a beauty! The name gives the color description. Blooms in June and August.

A free flowering cultivar. Single or Semi-Double. Blue flowers are profusely born through May - June. During Summer it is repeat flowering and excellent for container gardening.

Elegant, white, early Summer flowers, initially striped green, with contrasting chocolate -red centers and mid-green leaves. This compact, large-flowered clematis is excellent for growing in a large container or through a shrub or tree. Coping well in full sun or partial shade, it produces a second flush of satiny flowers from August to September.

A lovely old variety dating from the late 1800's. Her lovely mid-red flowers are lightly mottled with flecks of white, fading to a more mauvey-red as the flower matures. Flower size 6"-8".

5" deep rosy-pink, very free flowering, compact plant. Also known as Kakio, from Japan. It is a real eye-catcher. A rebloomer, this plant blooms both in early summer and late summer.

A large-flowered variety, 4"-6" in diameter. Glowing crimson-red flowers with blunt tipped, recurving sepals and contrasting cream-colored anthers. Blooms from July-Oct. Combine with purples and yellows for an outstanding color combination.

A large-flowered variety, 6"-8" in diameter. Deep violet-blue flowers with prominent dark reddish-purple anthers. Continuous bloomer and does not fade in the sun. Blooms from May-June and again from Sept.-Oct. Makes a good cut flower.

4-5" flowers of white background with purple veins throughout, turning all purple on the edges. Very distinctive variety that we are sure will become a real popular variety. Introduced in 1995! Blooms July, August, and September.

Clematis Alionushka has nodding, pink flowers. It is suitable for many locations and has good shade tolerance. Allow it to drape out the front of a large mixed container planting for a dramatic statement or tuck it into your perennial border for easy summer color. It was bred in the Ukraine and is very hardy. It is an RHS Award of Garden Merit winner!

This non-clinging clematis has 2-3" semi-nodding rich mauve pink flowers, that has a satin sheen when young. Blooms July-September.

The 2" bell-shaped flowers are intense deep blue/purple with lighter blue recurved petals. Flowers fade to indigo-blue. This lax clinger is fragrant and very free flowering.

A charming, fragrant, nodding flower with four petals of light blue. The 2" deep flowers have recurving tips to the petals. Blooms July-September.

‘Rubromarginata’ is Clematis x triternata , a cross between C. flammula (fragrant virgin’s bower) and C. viticella (the Italian, or purple clematis). Having inherited the fragrance of the former and the purple tints of the latter, it is a lovely clematis with delicate, wonderfully sweet scented, ruby-tipped white flowers. It will be blooming for several weeks from mid through late summer. Plant where there's good drainage and where the scent can be enjoyed. England, ca1880. AGM winner.

Sweet Autumn Clematis is the famous vine for a great arbor-covering cloud of small white flowers in summer and fall.Very vigorous grower with clusters of small very fragrant white flowers.

 

 

Great for Hanging Baskets. The velvet-red, trumpet-shaped flowers of Great Cascade Lophospermum ‘Wine Red’ flow elegantly from hanging baskets. This marvelous vine blooms early, and continues throughout most of the year.

This drought tolerant, pollinator friendly, and heat loving flower is a stunner! Place Mandinia in small or large containers and hanging baskets!! It has a limited vining habit with a slight upward spread. Mandinia is a strong garden performer with great quality and an exotic look.

Large, trumpet shaped flowers on exceptional heat and drought tolerant plants. Great for hanging baskets and containers.

Large, trumpet shaped flowers on exceptional heat and drought tolerant plants. Great for hanging baskets and containers.

‘Scentsation’ honeysuckle is a very showy vine with extremely fragrant yellow flowers blooms from mid-spring to late summer, followed by bright red berries. This floriferous honeysuckle has a very long bloom time, and is a wonderful addition to summer gardens, especially when trained up a trellis or fence. Not invasive like other honeysuckles.

‘Mandarin’ Honeysuckle vines's showy, orange-pink blooms with yellow throats will attract beautiful hummingbirds to your garden. Young leaves emerge copper-purple before turning to green. Blooms appear from summer into fall, when much of the garden has finished for the season. A vigorous climber that grows to 20 ft, give ‘Mandarin’ something to twist and twine itself about. Sterile, non-invasive plant does not reseed.

For easy color from midsummer till frost, let this classic Woodbine Honeysuckle twine upward to flaunt its vivid, sweet smelling blossoms against lush, blue-green foliage. Crimson buds open into two-lipped blossoms, red-purple outside and creamy white within, followed by clear red berries. An Award of Garden Merit plant.

Fast growing Honeysuckle vine with extremely fragrant two-tone flowers, large clusters of deep purple-pink tubular buds open to reveal bright golden yellow trumpets, exceptional long bloom time, red berries persist into winter.

Outstanding vine, perfect as cover for fences, walls or as a shrubby groundcover. Whitish-yellow flowers add delightful fragrance to summer landscapes. Tolerates poor soils. Prune to maintain size and control vigorous habit.

Tall growing climber developed by F. L. Skinner of Dropmore, Manitoba. Bright orange-scarlet tubular flowers from June to September. Attractive, rounded green foliage. Full sun or shade.

This selection is COVERED in red trumpet flowers in late spring and keeps churning them out all summer long, especially with a post-bloom trim. The hummingbirds will find it from miles around.

A charming vine for the shade! One of the most spectacular of all climbing vines! Prized for its wonderfully fragrant flowers with showy white bracts. Excellent for planting against walls or tall tree trunks.

Deep velvet red flowers bloom early and abundantly against the dark, glossy green foliage of this tropical shrub-like vine. This particularly bushy variety can be supported with a trellis to add height, or left to form a dense mound. A great choice for hanging baskets or containers, with or without support.

 

Yellow mandevillas are just recently gaining recognition. The flower color is almost neon yellow throughout. Grows as a vine-like shrub. Flowers are about 2-3 inches across, produced year-round on stem tips.

Handsome, oval, glossy foliage complemented by clusters of large, deep pink blooms makes an impressive display. Trailing habit mixes well with upright and spreading varieties.

Lady Maragret has a beautiful maroon flower that will catch anyones eye

Beautiful, exotic-looking blue and white flowers adorn this fast-growing vine. Spectacular when grown on a trellis or arbor. Excellent Patio plant that may be grown in a container and moved indoors for the winter in cold climates.

Extremely fast-growing vine with profuse, fragrant, white flowers in late summer-fall. Great fence and wall cover. Grows 20’ or more in a single season.

This Trumpet Vine provides rich, orange/red blooms all summer long. Plant it in a spot where it has room to grow – it is perfect for covering arbors, fences, and walls. Flamenco’s vibrant flowers will also attract hummingbirds!

Vigorous climber that produces beautiful yellow, trumpet-shaped blooms, attractive to hummingbirds. Provide support such as trellis, fence or arbor for excellent colorful accent to patio, pathways or garden perimeter. Once established, thrives and blooms best with little care, other than annual pruning to control size.

A deciduous woody climbing vine. Clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers bloom from late summer to fall.

Fast growing and easy to grow! Provides a nonstop display of trumpet-shaped flowers that hummingbirds can’t resist from early summer to frost. Makes an effective screen or accent for walls and fence lines. Also makes an excellent ground cover.

Most types of Wisterias only bloom in the spring, but the Blue Moon Wisteria blooms in the spring and twice in the summer. When your neighbors’ Wisterias are done blooming, yours will brighten up the landscape twice more! A hardy wisteria that can take the northern winters. ‘Blue Moon’ has been reliably hardy to -40ºF (yes minus!) It is extremely fast growing and blooms up to three times a year, if grown in full sun. Beautiful lavender-blue flowers are born on foot long racemes and are sweetly fragrant.

First Editions ‘Summer Cascade’ wisteria’s flowering vine blooms on new growth, covering the plant with flowers beginning in June. It’s a great choice for covering arbors or pergolas, adding shade, fragrance and ambiance to outdoor spaces.

‘Summer Cascade’ features long, showy flowers that open to a deep blue-lavender then fade as the season progresses. In late summer, the plant produces seedpods that add multi-season interest.