Vine
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VINE. The grape-vine, botanically Vitis, is a genus of about thirty species, widespread in the north temperate zone, but richest in species in North America.
Vine
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Vine (Vitis) - Woody climbing shrubs of much interest and garden value, owing to their grace and handsome foliage, which affords the richest of colors-yellows, purples, and crimsons.
Vine maple
Acer circinatum
A deciduous shrub or small tree, sometimes reaching a height of 20 metres; it has a short, crooked trunk, with twisted, spreading limbs and a low, irregularly shaped crown.
Common vine training systems
Below is a partial list of common vine training systems
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Vine weevil is an insect pest that infests a wide range of ornamental plants and fruits, especially those grown in containers. Adult vine weevils eat leaves, and the grubs eat roots.
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Vine Hill Manzanita
Scientific Name: Arctostaphylos densiflora M.S. Baker
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Vine Maple
Maple trees include a broad spectrum of types, sizes, shapes and foliage. They are evergreen or deciduous, shrubby or lofty, with deeply lobed or finely cut leaves.
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This is an attractive, small tree with unusual leaves for a maple: they are composed of three oblong, veined leaflets on a reddish stalk.
Black Vine Weevil On Indoor Plants
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Trumpet vine
Campsis × tagliabuana 'Madame Galen'
Genus: Campsis
Species: × tagliabuana
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Vine, reminiscent of Purple trumpet vine, leaves of 2 leaflets, oval-oblong, 2 to 4 in. long; 4-in. long flowers showy, tubular, , orange-red (fading to blueish-red) with yellow throat.
Vine maples are important trees for wildlife. They provide nesting, flower sites and cover for many birds and mammals. The vireo often weave basket-like nests that hang in the forks of the branches.
Sky-vine is native to India. It has escaped from cultivation in Florida, and is found in disturbed areas of Lee County. It blooms all year.
See the UF/IFAS Assessment, which lists plants according to their invasive status in Florida.
Vine: a plant with a flexible stem that grows either along the ground or climbs by suckers, twining, or tendrils.
Glossary : Edibles
An edible is a plant that has a part or all of it that can be safely consumed in some way.
Alamo Vine is a slender, prostrate or twining annual herb, found in dry deciduous woodland, grasslands and cultivated fields. Stems are several, up to 1.6 m long, 4-angled.
Snail Vine
Phaseolus giganteus
1.5" purple snail like blooms produced summer to fall on a vigorous twining climber. We've found this to be perennial in zone 8b with some protection.
Bower Vine (Jasmine)
Pandorea jasminoides
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A true vine, can grow from 30 inches (76.2 cm) to 6 feet (1.8 m) if you allow it to
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Cypress Vine is a a fast growing, flowering vine, with an abundance of bright, star shaped flowers. Native to Central America and tropical areas of South America, the Cypress Vines will grow and climb to quickly cover it's support.
Cinnamon Vine
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Cinnamon vine, so named because the foliage is said to have a cinnamon scent when crushed, forms large, edible, long-lived underground tubers. Air potato has an insignificant in-ground tuber but the aerial tubers are edible and weight up to a pound.
Arrow-head Vine is a tall woody climber. The triangular leaves with broadly notched bases give the plant its common name, though leaf-shape varies through to oval. The leaves are thick, stiff, glossy, and are mostly 8 - 13 cm long.
The passion vine prefers a frost-free climate. There are some cultivars that can take temperatures into the upper 20′s (F) without serious damage.
Matrimony Vine
Lycium barbarum L.
Synonym: L. halimifolium
Family: Solanaceae, Nightshade
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Variegated kiwi vine is an attractive woody vine that tolerates shade. The male has lovely pink, white, and green variegated leaves and small flowers that are fragrant and cream-covered.
Bignoniaceae / Bignonias Cross Vine (Bignonia capreolata)
Plant Type: This is a vine, it is a perennial.
Leaves: The leaf arrangement is opposite. The leaves are divided into two entire leaflets.
Akebia (Chocolate Vine)
Akebia are still very rare, but highly decorative and easy vines from Eastern Asia, growing in moist woods in shaded places, where they wind up trees.
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DESCRIPTION: Akebia quinata, also known as chocolate vine, is a twining woody vine in the mostly tropical Lardizabalaceae family.
January 1,1998 Hi, I have a question regarding a Clematis Jackmanii vine. I have read that the pruning methods for this plants varies according to variety. Some will only flower on old growth and some will only flower on new growth.
Candy Corn Vine
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Maniettia inflata comes from the rainforest of tropical North and South America.
The Dutchman's pipe, pipe vine or calico vine (Aritstolochia elegans or A. littoralis) is a Brazilian creeper that produces characteristic flowers.
Yellow allamanda, a prolific bloomer, is a scrambling, perennial shrub or vine up to 15 feet tall found on the riverbanks in Suriname; it is a fast grower.
The pods themselves are pretty strongly affixed to the vine, & I've even removed the seedy sweet pulp out of the freshly opened pod straight into a bowl without dislodging the emptied pods, which can remain on the vines for their ornamental value.
Common name: Chocolate Vine (5 leaflets)
A fast growing semi-evergreen twining woody vine, with lovely, lush green rounded leaves with 5 leaflets, underside of leaves blue-green colour, tinged purple in winter.
Vine weevil
It is the vine weevil grubs that do the real damage to hostas, eating the roots. The grubs or larvae are C-shaped, fat, creamy-ivory in colour, and about half the length of a thumbnail.
VINE MAPLE
Acer circinatum
General Notes
Vine Maple does well in cooler climates, or in shaded locations which are relatively moist. It tolerates a wide variety of soils but prefers a fairly fertile, moist soil which is rich in humus.
vine maple Aceraceae Acer circinatum Pursh symbol: ACCI
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Flame vine, flaming trumpet, golden shower, orange trumpet vine, Hua Pala vine
Pyrostegia venusta, Pyrostegia ignea
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Climbing hydrangea
Hydrangea petiolaris
Height: 10 to 15 m
Spread: 2 m Location: part to full shade
Cultivation: moist but well-drained soils. Clings with aerial roots; needs strong support ...
Madeira Vine
Anredera cordifolia (Ten. 1853) Steenis 1957
= Boussingaultia baselloides auct., non HBK .
Vine Maple
Acer circinatum
Shrub or small tree with short trunk or several branches turning and twisting from base; often vinelike and leaning or sprawling. Height: 25' (7.6 m). Diameter: 8" (20 cm).
VINE
A vine is a plant that needs support as it grows. Some vines grow by twining around other objects for support (e.g., morning glory), some use tendrils (modified shoots) to attach to objects (e.g., peas and vetch), ...
a vine climbing by aerial rootlets or a prostrate groundcover
evergreen
adult parts of the plant change leaf shape and grow more shrub-like, losing their vining habit
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A vine-like legume with flattened leaves and stems. Climbs up to three feet on grass and other vegetation. Seed pods look similar to garden sweet pea and are covered with coarse, stiff hair becoming hard when mature. Found on a variety of dry sites.
The vine maple is a North American tree, found from British Columbia to California, and because its wood is so tough, the indigenous Indians used it to make fish hooks.
The vine commonly called bittersweet can actually be one of three different species. One is endangered, One is a plant pest - and one is a nightshade and can be lethal.
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The vine will reach 4 feet high and 7 feet wide if unsupported. Train it on a trellis or wall and it will grow to 15 feet tall. Winter jasmine will grow in less-than-perfect conditions but will be a most prolific bloomer in full sun and good soil.
The vine's tuberous roots are said to be edible and are eaten in some regions of Mexico, its natural range.
This vine with its tiny red flowers and delicate fern-like leaves, grows well on an arbor. It is a hummingbird favorite. This annual plant produces hundreds of flowers--and thousands of seeds--usually insuring its presence from year to year.
This vine is even used as substitute for garlic in food. The entire plant - roots, vine and leaves, is useful. It is used to reduce fevers, treat colds, throat, and respiratory ailments.
This vine can reach a height of 30 feet and will grow into zone 4. The leaves emerge as bronze-red, changing to green then to an eye-catching red in the fall.
This vine can climb up to 30 feet high, so the "creeper" label is inaccurate. Hummingbirds feed at the flowers.
This vine is very adaptable and will grow in a variety of conditions. For best results, plant it in rich, well-drained soil. Moist soil is ideal, but the vine is able to withstand periods of drought once established.
Form: vine; can be a shrub up to 6ft
Seasonality: deciduous
Size: to 20ft
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Mother Vine in Peril
The Mother Vine is believed to be the oldest cultivated grapevine in the US. It was planted about 400 years ago on Roanoke Island, probably by Croatan natives or Sir Walter Raleigh's doomed settlers.
Trumpet Vine, Common Trumpet Creeper KAMP-sis RAD-i-lkanz
Deciduous vine, 30-40 ft (9-12 m), rampant vigor. Leaves opposite, pinnately compound, 15-35 cm long, 7-11 leaflets, each toothed. New and exposed stems are red.
6' - 8' vine
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Blooms late spring into summer. Blooming is curtailed by heat. In cooler climates, they can bloom through fall. Southern regions can sow ‘short day' varieties in the fall.
* Flame vine (Pyrostegia venusta). Aptly named, this evergreen vine produces curtains of brilliant orange tubular flowers from fall to spring. This South American beauty climbs by tendrils to 30 feet or more but is easily controlled by pruning.
Kudzu the Vine [Jack Anthony]
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Pueraria lobata
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 See also: Green, May, Evergreen, Orange, Pink
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