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Crossvines

16 years ago

does anyone out there have any experience with crossvines? i saw them for sale, and was really interested, but wasn't sure what kind of exposure the need in arizona. also, are they self-attaching, or do they need some sort of support? thanks for any advice you can share.

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shibbs
16 years ago
Hi. I planted 2 "tangerine" crossvines last October. They are gorgeous!! They grow fast and bloom profusely. Plus, they did very well throughout the winter. I've had to put up supports although some of the new growth appears to be sticking on it's own. So, I'm not sure.
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