Old fashioned picturesque favorite grown for its large, heart-shaped leaves. Unusual, 2" long flowers look something like Dutch smoking pipes. Vigourous grower.

Long tubular orange flowers are produced in large heads continually all summer long on this non aggressive, easy to grow vine.

A fast growing twining vine with light green leaves and sprays of fleecy-white flowers in profusion in August-September. Needs the support of a fence, trellis or arbor.

Large tubular bright yellow blooms begin in midsummer and continues in a profuse show through early fall.

Large showy lilac-blue flowers are held in foot-long racemes like enormous clusters of grapes. The fragrance is sweet, intense, and very addictive.

Compact climber that produces grape -sized, smooth skinned, green fruits in late summer to early fall. Self pollinating & doesn’t require a companion plant to produce fruit

Extremely fragrant bicolor flowers of pink and creamy white, sweet/spicy fragrance. A newer more compact growing cultivar.

Clusters of 3 inch bright orange or red flowers throughout the summer. Native to Ontario.

Large tubular blooms are flushed salmon red to red orange to rich gold deep in the throat and begin in midsummer continuing in a profuse show through early fall.

A wonderful ornamental vine with elegant, dark green glossy leaves which turns brilliant red in fall. It is sensational for covering stone walls, bricks, fences and arbors.

Trumpet vine is a vigorous vine that provides a spectacular show in the heat of summer. The large tubular flowers are bright red.

Variety of the classic Virginia Creeper with smaller leaves, and a less vigorous growing habit. Leaves turn a beautiful flaming, bronzed red in Fall.