Lilac vine is native to Australia, where gardeners like to call it “false sarsaparilla” or “native lilac.” It reminds some of us in the Valley of the wisterias we left behind in our ...

Question: I have attached pictures of our lilac vine, hardenbergia violacia, which suffered over the summer. I believe it did not get enough water. It is planted along a south-facing wall with ...

star jasmine and the various trumpet vines are more manageable, but are still moderately aggressive. Carolina Jessamine, lilac vine, mandevilla and passion vine are among the more docile of vines ...

It adapts to full sun to partial shade, poor soils and drought conditions. Lilac vine: This evergreen vine loves heat and dry conditions. This prolific flowering vine produces deep intense ...

Lattice could instead be adorned with docile Carolina jessamine, lilac vine, mandevilla or even regularly pruned passion vine. Star jasmine and the various trumpet vines work nicely to obscure ...

Some other well-behaved vines to pair with medium-sized trees and shrubs include the Lilac Vine (Hardenbergia violacea), often planted in our region, that bears lilac trumpets on vines that seldom ...

If you have one of these vines growing in your yard now, you should pat yourself on the back for your brilliance. While lilac vines and other climbers of spring are just faded memories ...