Garden vines

Flowering vines that climb nicely over fences, arbors, and trellises are very aesthetic, but the wait before seeing pretty flowers appear can be long. While some vines require special care and can take several years to establish, but

Flowering vines not only add an element of height to your flower garden, they add unique unsurpassed beauty. Stop by Gingham Gardens to check out our complete guide to growing these amazing flowering vines. We cover easy to grow perennial flowering vines as well as annual flowering vines.

Create a space of solitude and beauty with morning glory, honeysuckle, moonflower, clematis, and other fast growing vines for privacy.

Guide to some of the best flowering vines, flowering creepers, and flowering climbers for full sun garden areas, walls and fences.

Trailing plants can bring texture, height, and a dash of color to your garden. Find out the Fast Growing Creepers and Vines here.

Need to hide an unattractive view or cover a fence in your shade garden? These flowering vines for shade will do the job and look pretty doing it. | Climbing Plants and Vines

Always with colorful blooms and often with fragrant flowers as well, these 20 vining flowering vines will turn that sad and shady spot that’s troubling you into a corner of paradise you’ll be proud of.

Vining perennials climbing towards the Sun, flowers and beautiful foliage up trellises, over gazebos, up walls and fences… That’s it – I just wanted to give you a mental picture of what climbers can do

Tangerine Crossvine on pergola, north Texas

Learn about less invasive types of wisteria vines, and how to grow, train, prune, and support wisteria, an essential member of the Southern garden.