Spring Planting Vines

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Submitted by PENNY2638 on Mon, 04/07/2008 - 09:27
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I wanted to share that I transplanted some that fit this category also.

Honeysuckle Vine Red & yellow color

Jasmine

Climbing Shell Plant

 

I also have a chocolate plant I will transplant later today also.

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I transplanted my clematis

Submitted by 3rdpigkid on Mon, 04/07/2008 - 12:02.

I transplanted my clematis yesterday...It is growing in a place that is going to be trampled this year - we going to be making a lot of changes there so it's now or never - I actually have two in the same area but only moved one.  I moved it to the front of the house where we had to have an old oak tree cut down last year.  I wasn't home and my husband (who is not the gardener) figured that I would want a 3 foot stump in the middle of the front yard.  So, I'm hoping that it will grow over the stump but I have my doubts...

I'm hoping to get a couple heavenly blue morning glories started in the blue garden I'm starting this year...that's about it as far as vines go this year - I don't have that many structures in my gardens yet...

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I  planted several colors

Submitted by skbeal on Mon, 04/07/2008 - 12:30.

I  planted several colors of cypress vine, different types of morning glories, Alamo vine, butterfly pea vine, Carolina Jasmine (or Jessamine,) Night blooming Jasmine and Exotic Love Vine. Things are sprouting nicely outside.....It's already nearly 80 outside. Yesterday, it got up to 84. 

 

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