Tarzan, Jack (of beanstalk fame) and other adventure-loving characters have a thing for vines. So do gardeners. While few of us navigate our landscapes by swinging on vines or hunt giants by scaling ...

Let’s start with an edible perennial vine! A grapevine is a great choice to grow at home. Enjoy grape jam, wine or snacks—the edible leaves can even be stuffed with meats and other fillings. Different ...

With three different Clematis species currently blooming in my gardens, I am reminded that growing annual and perennial vines can enhance our gardens in several ways. In small gardens or in a garden ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In addition to bringing a sort of tamed wildness to your outdoor rooms and spaces, flowering vines pull ...

Add color and texture to vertical spaces with these beautiful vines that come back every year. Try one on an outdoor arbor or trellis—you'll be pleased with the results.

Do you have suggestions for a perennial vine that would climb and cover the front of a silo? — Rose, Burlington. There are several perennial vines that will aggressively climb a silo or any other ...

Question: My husband installed an arbor over the entrance to our patio from the side yard. It’s big and very sturdy. I’m considering planting a trumpet vine there because I love the hummingbirds, but ...

Many vining plants, both ornamental and edible, require support for healthy growth. Annual vines can be supported with a simple trellis while perennial vines can quickly bring down weak structures and ...