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Need A FAST Growing Vine

19 years ago

I have 2 of those wire deer's that have the motorized heads that move and would like to make topiaries out of them now but this whole yard-garden thing is new to me. I'm in the Columbus area so what is a FAST growing vine/ivy for this area? TIA ~Tina

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michigoose
19 years ago
Akebia quinata...but be careful.
bolecke
19 years ago
Polygonum aubertii (silver lace vine): aggressive twining vine, mid to late season bloom. white

beware of anything that is advertised as fast gorwing and twining
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mrgpag SW OH Z5/6
19 years ago
Ohio Tina, are you wanting something that is planted in the ground to grow up onto your deer or are these frames ones you line with long fibered moss, soil planting media, and plant into that mix?
OhioTina
Original Author
19 years ago
I want to plant at the feet then shape the vine over the wire frame TIA

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