Plants that offer a certain uniqueness to the landscape bring an additional aesthetic. The snail vine is one of those plants, with its flowers looking like a snail shell or corkscrew. That is not something most landscapes have. Read on to know more about this magnificent plant and how to incorporate it into a garden. […]
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Porcelain berry vine (Ampelopsis glandulosa var.) proves that beauty mishandled will make an ugly scene, especially in a landscape. There is no denying that this vine is widely known for its distinct berries. However, there are some precautions one must know. Read on to learn more about this gorgeous but dangerous vine. Botanical Information Coming
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Adding flowering vines in a landscape help develop the visual appeal while attracting wildlife. The dipladenia plant is one of the famous flowering vines that adds the pop of color and is a welcoming plant for birds and butterflies. Read on to learn more about this magnificent plant. Botanical Information The dipladenia plant or the
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The American bittersweet vine may not have showy flowers, but they give small but terrible flowers and berries that add a certain aesthetic to any landscape. In wanting this vine to be a part of a garden, there are a few things one must know to optimize its potential. Read on to learn more about
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One way to amp up man-made structures, such as walls and fences, is by incorporating flowering vines. It not only softens the entire look but also gives color and cohesiveness to a landscape. The coral honeysuckle vine fits perfectly for this functionality. Read on to know how to optimize the beauty of this vine. Botanical
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The scarlet runner bean vine is a close relative of the common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris, therefore the resemblance. However, the former is less known and underutilized than the latter, despite giving almost the same benefits. The scarlet runner bean ticks three boxes – functional, aesthetically pleasing, and edible. These characteristics make it an ideal flowering
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Having a sturdy and versatile plant in a landscape will lessen the need for maintenance in the landscape. This is why the Asiatic jasmine is one of the good vines to be incorporated into most landscape designs. As a vigorous grower, it produces alluring aesthetics, resistant to most environments, and requires minimal maintenance. Below is
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The State flower of South Carolina, Carolina jasmine, yields charismatic yellow flowers and waxy leaves that grow competently. It is a beginner-friendly vine because it is a low-maintenance plant. However, there is the potential harm that comes with this vine’s artistry as a poisonous plant. Botanical Information The Carolina jasmine goes by the scientific name
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In making a relaxing landscape, giving good aesthetics may be lacking for some. Most people appreciate it when most of their senses are activated as they roam around the landscape. This is why, aside from having beautiful colors and texture, the fragrance plays a huge role in the user’s satisfaction. Given this objective, the Stephanotis
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In designing a landscape or a garden, functionality and beauty should go hand-in-hand. Keeping this in mind, Cypress Vine is a good candidate. It brings softness and color to the landscape thanks to its leaves and flowers. Also, this vine grows vastly almost anywhere as long as it is exposed to full sun. However, it
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