Creeping vines

If attaching creeping fig to a wall is your desire, the first year of growth can be slow, so have patience. You can also use a few tricks found here.

My current most favorite climbing vine is Creeping Fig Vine . We have it planted on a wall in our courtyard, and it has almost completely co...

Ficus Pumila known as the “Creeping Fig” a fast-growing, climbing vine used on a trellis, in a basket, as a ground cover. Care and Growing

Trailing plants can bring texture, height, and a dash of color to your garden. Find out the Fast Growing Creepers and Vines here.

Creeping wire vine is an uncommon garden plant that can grow equally well as a houseplant, in an outdoor container, or as a mat-forming ground cover. If you?re wondering how to grow Muehlenbeckia, this article will tell you what you need to know.

It is Springtime and you have probably smelt the heavenly fragrance of Star Jasmine wafting through the air, this is a plant that has it all. You can hedge it, cover a wall with it, use as a ground cover, let it ramble down an embankment, cover a pergola or a fence with it. It not only looks beautiful it will absorb heat in urban landscapes, can handle coastal locations, is low maintenance and will reward you with fragrant blooms almost all year round. Botanical Name: Trachelospermum…

"Curtain creeper" is a common name for a few different species of climbing plants, including Vernonia elliptica, which is also known as creeping aster or purple vernonia. This plant is native to Asia and Africa and is known for its attractive clusters of small purple flowers. Vernonia elliptica is a relatively fast-growing vine that can climb up to 20 feet high if left unchecked. It is often grown as a ground cover or allowed to climb up trellises, walls, or fences to create a living…