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fast growing vines

15 years ago

anyone who lives in or relativley close to shakopee, mn that would be willing to give up some or all of their ivy, clemintis, or grape vines, i would love to have some....i just bought this house that is completely boring and needs a little something!!!! thanks in advance if you can help!!

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leaveswave
15 years ago
crystal, I don't live near you, unfortunately, but if you ever get up near Plymouth, I'd have several starts of native clematis (virgin's bower) you could have. This is a very fast growing vine and when it blooms is covered with lovely white, star-like flowers.
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