Vine List

Trachelospermum- (Asian Jasmine) An evergreen shrub, vine, or groundcover that produces creamy yellow flowers both spring and summer. When grown as a shrub trachelospermum only grows to be two feet tall, but as a vine it grows to be over twenty feet if supported. Also, when using the trachelospermum as a groundcover place three feet apart.

Bignonia Tangerine- (Tangerine Trumpet Vine) A perennial vine that is good for arbors, trellises, and fences. The bignonia tangerine is a beautiful vine that produces tangerine-red flowers during spring, summer, and fall. This vine has vibrant green foliage.

Campsis Radicans-(Trumpet Creeper) This deciduous vine is a great and quick summer screen. Although, Campsis radicans is a deciduous vine, it produces gorgeous yellow flowers with red lobes that can climb to a astonishing height with the proper support.
 

Bougainvillea ‘San Diego Red’- An evergreen shrubby vine that is common to San Diego County. The popularity of the bougainvillea is far and wide because of its hardiness and it being very drought tolerant. The vine can grow to twenty feet with sturdy support and will produce bright red blooms in the warm weather.

Wisteria Cookes Special Purple- Produces beautiful purple blooms that form either in the sun or in the shade. Wisteria is a deciduous vine that will grow as tall as its support structure. The vine has many uses such as a small tree or an arbor.

Ipomoea- (Morning Glory) This popular perennial vine can not only be used as a climbing vine, but also as a bank cover. During Spring, Summer, and Fall Ipomoea produces sensational blue blossoms that fade to pink.

Thunbergia Yellow- (Black Eyed Susan) One may think that this perennial vine can only be used as a vine, but it can also be used as a groundcover. When used as a vine Thunbergia can grow six feet high and needs to be planted six feet apart. Thunbergia as a ground cover will grow in a twelve foot circle and needs to be planted six feet apart. This vine maintains yellow blossoms nearly all year.

Dipladenia ‘Red Riding Hood’- Better known as a type of shrubby vine, but is easy to maintain because of its shrub like qualities. The Dipladenia can be kept at two feet tall if desired, but can rapidly grow to three feet tall. This vine is common because of the deep pink blossoms that are produces in Spring, Summer, and Fall.

Podranea Ricasoliana- (Pink Trumpet Vine) Showy Red-veined pink trumpet flowers in Spring, Summer and Fall. Likes the heat and good drainage. Grows well on arbors, trellisses and walls.

Potato Vine

Bower Vine