| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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michaela keenanCanada
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i know a lot about vines as i have lived in a a large metropolitan where space was a premium and vines were a great solution. I also to smaller and much colder city with my vines intact. | |
Kathleen FranklinU.S.
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I can answer all kinds of questions about vines that thrive in most U.S. soils/climates, though I am more knowledgeable about Zones 4-8. I am a huge fan of vines (even the sort of "Look out, Martha, here it comes again" varieties), especially wisteria, climbing hydrangea, Carolina jessamine, and (invasive though it is) English Ivy. I grow them all, and would love to share what I've learned with you! |
Good morning, Adrienne - The weather is really crazy, isn't it? Spring is always a bit unpredictable, but this year it seems like it is especially wacky. You say you are in Arizona, but it's really
Joan, I figured out how to open the photo. Thank you! Now, I looked at it really closely and compared it to my books and plant keys, and I am not absolutely positive what you have, but - to me - it
Hi Joan - I am sorry, but the photo did not come through. I can probably identify the vine if you give me just a few more pieces of information. 1. Does the foliage die back in winter? 2. Are there