Splash your garden with bright tropical color from late summer through fall with these showy trailing and climbing beauties

Announce your landscape beautification efforts with this flowering vine that perks up hot, dry gardens

Grow this pretty, hardy vine on a fence or as a ground cover for blooms throughout the colder months

Have a major deer problem? Here are some of the only vines that have a chance of not being eaten

Vines can grow over slopes, trail off pergolas and add seasonal color to the garden

Versatile, fast growing, inexpensive and easy on the eyes, ornamental sweet potato vine has it all

Love the look but don’t want the ruin? Learn how to have vine-draped walls without all the cracks and crumbling

Exciting year-round color and adaptability make this highly ornamental native small tree a top choice for home gardens

Devil’s darning needles, a vigorous vine native to eastern North America, likes partial shade and many types of soils

Plant American bladdernut for 3 seasons of interest: spring flowers and striped brown branches and bladder-like seedpods in fall and winter