I live in MA on the coastline. We are zone 6...I found a pale violet morning glory vine with three blooms (late June 2017) today in the d...Read Moreunes of my fav local beach. I didn't see these listed for growing in zone 6 so I am surprised. I took two cuttings home and will try to root
one in water and will plant the other in a small pot. Stay tuned with update on if I am successful!
I was given a few small pieces of this vine a few years ago, and planted it under my hedgerow, where it has spread and was beautiful. I ...Read Moream so glad to know that it's hardy enough so that it will come back after the freeze we had. I would miss it terribly. It roots extremely easily! All you have to do is take a long section and cut it up into pieces of three sections each, bury two nodes, and VOILA! more plants!
I purchased this at a native plant sale to cover my chain link fence around my back yard. I am quite pleased at the growth rate and the ...Read Moreflowers are quite large and beautiful. I am hoping to propagate this and use as a ground cover as well.
Railroad vine grows along the shores of the Banana River in Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, FL. The vines seem to extend around 20 feet ...Read Moreor more, and the flowers are a beautiful purple. The are a good dune stabilizer out on the beach too.
This plant is one of the most important components of the beach flora in Brazil, and since beaches are frequented by people everywhere, t...Read Morehis plant has its natural habitat vulnerable, restricted or entirely destroyed.
In gardens, this plant may be invasive, since it grows a lot undergrounds, covering the ground fast with it´s lobate leaves and shouting pink flowers here and there. It´s best in the natural habitats, I think.
I live in MA on the coastline. We are zone 6...I found a pale violet morning glory vine with three blooms (late June 2017) today in the d...Read More
I was given a few small pieces of this vine a few years ago, and planted it under my hedgerow, where it has spread and was beautiful. I ...Read More
I purchased this at a native plant sale to cover my chain link fence around my back yard. I am quite pleased at the growth rate and the ...Read More
Railroad vine grows along the shores of the Banana River in Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, FL. The vines seem to extend around 20 feet ...Read More
This plant is one of the most important components of the beach flora in Brazil, and since beaches are frequented by people everywhere, t...Read More