Louisville, KY (Zone 6b) | January 2015 | positive
NOTE: the height rating here is way off. It can grow to 4' or 6' if that is how high it's supporting structure might be, but regularly cl...Read Moreimbs over 20' up trees and occasionally twice that in favorable conditions.
I've seen two really big vines at Jenkins Arboretum near Berwyn, PA in se PA, climbing way up large trees in the woods. This species gets...Read More huge; over 50 feet long. It does not really harm trees and needs some kind of structure to climb. Pretty plant with shiny dark leaves and white flower clusters. Native to the South of the U.S.
Brooklyn, NY (Zone 7a) | September 2004 | positive
I have had this plant growing up a wall for about five years now and this year it finally bloomed. The leaves are elegant and the vine cl...Read Moreimbs demurely and slowly; it is not at all invasive. All in all it makes a nice, dense covering for any wall you might have. I grow it in full sun.
Murfreesboro, TN (Zone 7a) | August 2001 | neutral
A beautiful native vine, it often is found climbing up deciduous trees or sprawling on the ground, although it must grow vertically to fl...Read Moreower.
Ultimate height is 20-30 feet, although some vines have reached 40 feet.
NOTE: the height rating here is way off. It can grow to 4' or 6' if that is how high it's supporting structure might be, but regularly cl...Read More
I've seen two really big vines at Jenkins Arboretum near Berwyn, PA in se PA, climbing way up large trees in the woods. This species gets...Read More
I have had this plant growing up a wall for about five years now and this year it finally bloomed. The leaves are elegant and the vine cl...Read More
A beautiful native vine, it often is found climbing up deciduous trees or sprawling on the ground, although it must grow vertically to fl...Read More