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I’m looking to plant a vine to grow on a garden arch.
Although I want it to look pretty decent year-round, not just beautiful during the spring and summer then bare and sticks the rest of the year. Any recommendations?
Year-Round Vine?
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April 4, 2023, 7:24 am
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I agree with el smurfo. the same qualities that make a vine long lasting, strong, durable mean it is a very aggressive competitor.
Most of the hardy, year round vines like potato vine, jasmine, trumpet vine are also a big maintenance hassle. Plan on cutting them back at least once a month or they will put their tendrils into everything nearby. Our neighbor’s potato vine regularly extends 10 feet into our trees, damaging the trees when we remove it.
https://www.gardenloversclub.com/plant-finder/popular-vines/california-vines/
SB is in USDA Zone 10, keep in mind when planting.
Passion fruit vines look good all year with the added benefit of beautiful flowers and tasty fruit for juicing. I keep two in large pots to avoid the problems El Smurfo mentioned. They’re fast growing and easy to propagate from cuttings. The only significant pest is the Gulf Fritillary caterpillar, but damage is usually minimal.