Up and over: Clematis, foreground, and other climbers add colour, shade, privacy, screening, food and beauty to a garden. Having briefly touched on the subject of climbers in a recent column it is ...

Yet, without checking, you could be unwittingly planting species that are illegal to grow in Texas – and other nearby states.

When planning your garden, make sure to avoid using these popular (but invasive) plants; consider swapping them out for ...

Every year, as May rolls around, I can’t resist filling every available pot and trough with flowers that promise non-stop color right through summer. While perennials have their place, there’s ...

Therefore, it’s best to let native vines, such as grapes, smilax, Virginia creeper ... Avoid removing the plant when it is releasing spores, as climbing ferns reproduce by producing numerous ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation explains: "As it outcompetes native plants for space and sunlight, it also hinders them by depleting nutrients and moisture in the soil. The dense ground cover ...

Fortunately, no matter where you live, you can provide berry-producing native plants that support them in these tough ... make a dynamic addition to a garden. High-climbing vines of trumpet ...

However if this plant gets aggressive, it can be extracted easily. The more sustainable friendly option to English Ivy, Chinese Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus henryana) is a robust climber that ...

Many creepers filter indoor air, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing fresh oxygen, while also reducing toxins to create a healthier home Lush creepers bring texture and life to plain spaces or ...

Creeper plants, often referred to as climbing plants or vines, are unique in their ability to grow by latching onto various structures for support. Below, we have easy tips on how to take care of them ...