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Silver Lace Vine

15 years ago

Hello, I have a silver lace vine which is three years old. It is a beautiful vine and covers part of my chain link fence. My friend would like me to give her a snip of it for her garden but I don't know how to do this. Could you please help me?

Thanks, Summer

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eloise_ca
15 years ago
Hi Summer,

Just google silver lace vine and you will find info on it. This is just one place I read and it says: "Note that every little bit of root can form a new plant so if you want to share your happiness with a friend, dig up a chunk of root and replant in their garden (but ask them first)."
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