They're show-stopping levels of beautiful.

Black-eyed Susan vines - you must plant one of these in your garden this year - it's the vine that keeps going strong all summer long!

Clematis 101 Easy Care Guide | Clematis is one of the most-loved garden vines yet it's not always easy to know when to prune your vines or leave them alone. This will help you determine which type of clematis vine you have and when it's best to trim it back, and when you should leave it alone.

The plain old passion vine is a Florida fave that climbs almost anything you plant it next to. It’s easy to find, too. Best in partial shade, the vine produces seed pods called ‘maypops’ early in the summer that are used to make jellies and wines.

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The mandevilla plant has become a common patio plant, and rightfully so. But you may wonder what you need to go to be successful about growing mandevilla. This article will help with that.

Add color and texture to vertical spaces with these beautiful vines that come back every year. Try one on an outdoor arbor or trellis, or try draping them along a fence in your yard.

We've pulled together a gallery of the best annual vines.

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A climbing hydrangea is a lovely flowering plant. Add one of these vines to your yard to make it more beautiful and attractive. This plant will pay you back with years of beauty.

Add color and texture to vertical spaces with these beautiful vines that come back every year. Try one on an outdoor arbor or trellis, or try draping them along a fence in your yard.

Climbing plants are ideal for landscaping because you can effectively plan for and limit their size. Their eventual heights and widths are determined by the structures on which they are grown. Find out about vines.

Fill your bare trellis with blooms and vines that grow vertically

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