If you have a fence or trellis in a sunny location, you have a perfect spot for the coral honeysuckle vine (Lonicera sempervirens). Other popular flowering vines, including non-native wisteria, sweet ...

I have a trellis outside of my bathroom window that I would like to grow a flowering vine on. Ideal criteria would be: 1) thrives in five to six hours of sunlight; 2) flowers as many months as ...

Lonicera sempervirens, commonly called trumpet or coral honeysuckle, is a climbing vine native to the eastern half of the United States. It is a real eye catcher in the garden and widely known to ...

There are two kinds of honeysuckle in the Skiatook area. One is a native plant; the other is nonnative and invasive. Native honeysuckle, called red or coral honeysuckle, is a climbing vine that has ...

To control the winter weeds, apply a pre-emergent herbicide that targets weedy grasses or broad-leaf weeds, whichever is most appropriate based on the weeds you are trying to control. Follow the label ...

Many gardeners in our area are working with limited urban or suburban space and looking for ways to add visual interest — and perhaps screen fences or exterior walls. Vines can fill this role, ...

Vines can add a new dimension to your garden. Many are grown for their vibrant flower colors, and there are several great locally available native vines to consider adding to your landscape. All will ...

Learn the signs of rose rosette virus in Knock Out roses, why there's no cure, and when to remove plants and replant safely.

Sweet autumn clematis is bare in winter but regrows quickly in the spring to produce lots of small fragrant white flowers in late summer. It can grow a little out of hand but is easy to prune. Howard ...

Pollinators should always be a key consideration of any planting scheme, and for many gardeners across North America, hummingbirds are their favorite garden visitor. These remarkable (and hungry) ...

There are many plant materials available for use in designing a landscape or garden, including trees, shrubs, cool- and warm-season annuals, perennials and ground covers. And let’s not forget about ...