Vine for Shade
 

Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

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wrote:

Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!



Muscadine, Texas wild grapes. ;-)
I've tried honeysuckl and other vines to cover fencing for shade, and
NOTHING has worked like wild grapes!!!

Kat

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Vine for Shade
 

English and other Ivy loves shade and is plethoric about spreading right
into the trees..LOL! B-0b1

cvee wrote:

Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.

Vine for Shade
 

English and other Ivy loves shade and is plethoric about spreading right
into the trees..LOL! B-0b1

cvee wrote:

Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.

Vine for Shade
 

I think "sweet Autumn Clematis will do well.?


"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

I think "sweet Autumn Clematis will do well.?


"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

I think "sweet Autumn Clematis will do well.?


"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

Vine for Shade
 

But those are deciduous (sp?)
English Ivy grows better in shade than it does in sun!

If you don't care if it dies during the winter. both domestic and wild
morning glory are great...

Wild glory is better as it has MUCH thicker foliage and re-seeds the
hell out of itself. G

Ask me how I know!
But, Glory's do better in direct sunlight, not in shade. So does
moonvine.

I've spent two years trying to clear bindweed (wild morning glory) from
the main garden beds. G

K.

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"GeneS" wrote:

We planted some morning glory seeds and Jack
could have climbed them. We thought they would
eat our house.



"cvee" wrote in message
...
Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!





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Vine for Shade
 

Good old English or larger IVY..grows plethorically and will literally "take
Over"
a TREE as a protecting item. Adds Beauty to any yard as well. Stas all four
seasons as well.
for proof..visit our front yard! LOL! B-0b1
cvee wrote:

Does anyone kow of a vine that is good in north-facing shade? Gets just a
little morning sun.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.