When it comes to licorice, which has the best: Twizzlers or Red Vines? Both are established licorice icons. Both have gained fame over the years, with Twizzlers being served at many movie outlets, while Red Vines made their way to one of Saturday Night Live’s most famous new sketches, “Lazy Sunday. But when it comes ...
Vines climb, trail, creep or even remain erect without support. Some vines are grown for profuse and fragrant bloom, others, for colorful foliage or berries. Some are useful for their dense or persistent foliage. The most useful vines, in the landscape are perennial plants but there are a few annual species that may be started ...
Decorate a lamp post, a barn post, a fence, or a trellis with a flowering annual vine and enjoy an explosion of patterns and colors from spring to fall. Annual vines are easy to grow and don’t have to climb: They can also stand in for an eye-pleasing rambling ground cover or fill a container. ...
Blooming trumpet vines are beautiful, and they are fast-growing foliage that seems to magically spread to incredible heights overnight. They are ideal for embellishing the branches of dead trees, telephone poles or sturdy trellises, but these eye-catching trailing plants can become an overbearing nuisance to some. Spent blooms end up all over driveways, sidewalks and ...
Waiting for flowering vines to grow and produce blooms can take what seems like forever. For example, morning glories planted in late spring will not mature and bloom until July or August. Clematis vines will not bloom the first year they are planted, and they do not make very good natural privacy fences. Consider the ...
