Vines

Vines have a wide variety of applications - from retaining walls to sheds.

Arctic Beauty Hardy Kiwi

Arctic Beauty Hardy Kiwi

A deciduous twining vine with purple foliage at a young age. A male selection with attractive coloration, particularly striking with its pink and white variegated leaves. The leaves are 5" long. Hardiest kiwi known. Prefers full sun.
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Barbara Jackman Clematis

Barbara Jackman Clematis

Pale blue sepals with deep red bar and showy yellow anthers, good cut flower.
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Bees Jubilee Clematis

Bees Jubilee Clematis

Flowers are delicate pink with a deep red bar down the middle of each petal, yellow anthers.
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Bianca Ornamental Hop

A vigorous, decorative climber with foliage resembling that of grapes. Lemon yellow new growth matures to a darker lime green, contrasting nicely with red-brown stems. The bell-shaped hops are very attractive. Prefers partial shade.
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Blue Moon Wisteria

Bred in Minnesota, so it's one of the few Wisterias that can be enjoyed by Northern gardeners! It blooms in early summer, rests a bit and starts all over again, and can even bloom a third time. This native selection grows to 15-25', so give it a sturdy support like an arbor, pergola or wall. Needs no pruning to bloom, but flowers best in full sun. Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon'.

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Boston Ivy

Boston Ivy

Dense, self-clinging vine. Attractive, thick, glossy green foliage with exceptional fall color of orange to red. Blue-black berries favored by the birds. Excellent for covering masonry.
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Cardinal Wyszynski Clematis

Cardinal Wyszynski Clematis

Very free flowering with 6-8" crimson flowers highlighted by dark anthers.
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Climbing Hydrangea

One of the best vines for clinging to brick or stone walls. The white flowers are produced in flat-topped corymbs in late June or early July, 6-10" in diameter with a sweet fragrance. Does well in sun or shade. 1998 Cary Award Winner. 2006 Plants of Merit®.
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Donahue Collection Clematis 32 Asst

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Dropmore Scarlet Honeysuckle

Dropmore Scarlet Honeysuckle

Tall growing climber developed by F. L. Skinner of Dropmore, Manitoba. Bright orange-scarlet tubular flowers from June to September. Attractive, rounded green foliage. Full sun or shade.
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Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis

Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis

Fragrant flowers are double, open, 5 inches. Suitable as a cutflower.
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Dutchman's Pipe

Dutchman's Pipe

Vigorous, twining vine. Large, heart-shaped to rounded, dark green leaves. Grows flat against a trellis. Offers dense shade. Flowers brown, small, usually hidden by the leaves, resembles Meershaum pipe, hence the name. Sun or shade. 2006 Plants of Merit®.
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Elsa Spath Clematis

Elsa Spath Clematis

Flowers are purple, 6" , and suitable as a cutflower.
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Engelman Ivy (syn Virginia Creeper)

Engelman Ivy (syn Virginia Creeper)

A cultivar of P. quinquefolia that has smaller leaves than the species and is also less vigorous. Clings better to masonry than the species. Fall color deep burgundy-red. Small blue fruits attractive to birds.
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Filigree™ Clematis

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First Editions® Atomic Red™ Trumpet Vine

First Editions® Atomic Red™ Trumpet Vine

Dark red buds open to orange-red trumpet-like flowers which deepen in color as they mature to an incredibly bold red. Tubular flowers are larger than the species measuring 3-4 inches long. A vigorous vine, it will climb on stone or woodwork. An outstanding vertical accent to add color to a sunny fence or wall.
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First Editions® Autumn Revolution™ Bittersweet

First Editions® Autumn Revolution™ Bittersweet

A revolutionary breakthrough in bittersweet culture. Imagine never having to wonder if you're buying or selling a male or female plant again. The majority of the flowers formed on Autumn Revolution™ are perfect, meaning that the flower itself has both male and female parts. In other words, you only need one plant to bear fruit. Perhaps because of this unique characteristic the fruit production is absolutely extraordinary and the berry size is twice that of the species. Should most definitely be considered for commercial production. Florists we've shown this to were awestruck. Truly an extraordinary improvement for this beloved native vine.
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First Editions® Summer Cascade™ Wisteria

First Editions® Summer Cascade™ Wisteria

Blooming in June on new growth, individual flowers are borne on long showy racemes and open as a lovely shade of dark lavender before fading. A beautiful flowering vine which can easily cover an arbor or pergola, creating a cool, shady place. Producing an interesting seed pod in late summer, this vine has lovely multi-season interests and is more reliably cold hardy than other wisteria.
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Goldflame Honeysuckle

Goldflame Honeysuckle

Woody vine valued for its rosy-red and yellow flowers from June until frost. Fragrant flowers continue as new growth develops. Attractive oval blue green foliage on purplish-red glabrous stems. Shade tolerant.
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Hagley Hybrid Clematis

Hagley Hybrid Clematis

Flowers are light pink, 4", compact. Free flowering habit.
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