Drought-Tolerant Climbing Vines — 7 Plants That Thrive in Summer and Dry Climates. Story by Amiya Baratan • 10mo. L ong hours of sunshine and dry climates are customary for most summer-prone ...

P runing your climbing hydrangeas at the right time and in the right way is crucial. By sticking to the right timeline, you will enjoy a profusion of flowers every year.

Climbing vines have become a hallmark of late summer as MLive Gardens Columnist John Hogan looks into which ones you should keep and those that you should kill off and how.

The aster is actually a native vine, in the same family as chrysanthemums, that adapts well to our climate. It can be somewhat aggressive often climbing to more than 10 feet.

For a garden with instant charm, fragrance, and color, plant our favorite scented climbing flowers, like honeysuckle, wisteria, climbing roses, and jasmine. These 11 Fragrant Flowering Vines Will ...

The vines with red flowers she asked about are Rangoon Creeper and Mandevilla. Quisqualis indica AKA Rangoon Creeper is a large, woody, scrambling or climbing vine or liana.

These hardy creepers are a dry gardener's ultimate companion and, best of all, they add a whole lot of color and foliage ...