Coverage for back fence of garden

Hello I was advised that planting an additional 2 climbing hydrangea vines into the back flower bed of my southern-facing tree-shaded back garden (see image attached) would fill the beds and offer good coverage making the fencing not so obvious…

Dog-friendly climbing vine on balcony

Hello! I’m not sure if what am looking for even exists after quite a bit of research, but for anyone up for the challenge(!): We’re looking for a climbing vine that does well in containers, survives the winter and, most…

climbing vines for privacy

HI I want to add fence height by using climbing vines to achieve more privacy. Which one is least problematic but gives the best “topper” height and thickness.…

Climbing Hydrangeas

Hello, I live up near Yonge and Finch and I was hoping to plant a climbing hydrangea along a western fence in shade, but I was unable to find any information on whether it’s possible to alter the colour of…

Boston ivy and maple

Hello, I am considering planting Boston ivy along the east fence of my backyard (right of the photo) and perhaps the north fence (middle of the photo), to cover the fence. The north fence is right next to a big…

Boston Ivy for the metal roof of a pergola

I have a metal pergola in my backyard (4 metal posts with slatted roof, 10 x 10 feet). I want to plant two Boston Ivy vines at the bottom of two of the posts (the roots will be buried directly…

annual vine

Is there an annual vine the is about 4 to 6 feet in height, that grows in part shade, and is good for bees and butterflies. I was thinking of sweet pea, even if the time of year makes it…

Winterizing Mandevilla Vine

Hello pro`s ! I got this year a mandevilla and it is at 7 feet high. I live in Brampton, Ont.Canada, and don`t know ab.winterizing it. They say to cut down to 30 cm..2`..??? I have a basement floor level…