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Can I intertwine Two Different Vines?

13 years ago

I have a Pink Jasmine plant in my front yard. I don't believe it is the right type of Jasmine that I wanted, as it hasn't flowered once. I want to keep it for at least another year to see if it will bloom. I was wondering if I could intertwine a Morning Glory plant with the Jasmine. Would they do well together, or would one take over and choke out the other one?

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bogturtle
13 years ago
No reason why not. Since they vary in vigor, you might find one beats the other out, but the effect could be beautiful. Publish photos if you have success.
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