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VINE LIKE PLANTS (SEEDLINGS)
AGE:
Following each plant name are two
numbers in parentheses. These numbers
represent the age of that specific
plant. EXAMPLE (2-3) means that the
plant was a seedling for 2 years and
then was transplanted for an additional
3 years for a total age of 5 years.
(2+3=5)
American Bittersweet
- This deciduous twining vine grows well
on fences, walls, or along the ground.
Gorgeous golden yellow foliage in
autumn. Berries attract birds. Prefers
full sun to partial shade and tolerates
several soil conditions.
(To produce berries,
plant at least 5 seedlings within 30’ of
each other).
Virginia Creeper
(2-0) - This hardy climber reaches 60'
at maturity and covers walls, trellises,
fences, or the ground. Helps prevent
soil erosion. Berries are blue and
provide excellent food for wildlife and
birds. Brilliant maroon foliage in the
fall.
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