10 BEST Native Vines with BOLD Blooms 

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I had a trellis along the side of my shed and added a second one. On them I grew both blue Morning Glories and the big white Moon flowers. Just as one was closing the other was opening. I could actually stand and watch them open over about 5 min time. For a short period of time the two would be open at the same time. The combination of the large flowers and leaves intertwined with a smaller version of the same shape went together very nice and I had flowers regardless of the time of day. Those moths are no joke. I thought they were Hummingbirds at first as they look and fly just like a Hummingbird. Unfortunately they also liked my tomatoes and placed their eggs on my tomatoes as well. I had to cover them with netting as it seems everything wanted to eat my tomatoes before I could. If you don't already protect your tomatoes from horn worms and grasshoppers etc, you'll want to if you want to eat the fruit from your own tomato plants. The plants along with the trellis was destroyed by the hurricane and I've not replaced any of my destroyed outdoor plants or vines yet so this video has given me some great ideas!

This is my second time watching this video.. it’s so great!! I’m so undecided on what to plant..Part of my problem is avoiding the toxic vines due to my dog and it’s going to be in a container. Thank you so much for putting this information together, it has been so helpful to me! You are one of my favorite channels to watch on lunch break! 😁

It's like you were reading my mind. I just wrote on my to-do list, last night, to look up native vines. I plan on putting a trellis in my native garden I have in my front yard. I wrote down all the names & plan on going shopping soon. Thanks again.

I was at the spring plant festival at the Wilcox Nursery today and I think I bought many of these! Lol. Thanks for the great advice.

I just planted my first coral honeysuckle vines by the new trellis we installed. Fingers crossed that they establish and thrive and be the welcoming statement at the entrance of my cottage garden.

Great video as usual. As a more edible gardener I love all the new plants and plant families you cover. So tempting especially the native morning glory species you covered.

I just ordered the moonflower and key west morning glory.

Great video! I was just thinking about looking into doing a native garden. I live in the Ocala area and am wondering what plants to choose, so this video came at the perfect time. And I’ve never considered a moon garden but am now loving the idea of having one!

You are simply amazing!!! Great video 💚💚💚💚💚 Thank you so much for lots of valuable information and a enjoyable time!

OMG this was amazing! i'm going to add the moon flower in my back yard! thank you for focusing on natives it is so important.

White twive vine ❤

Cute as ever

Hello!! I love in south fl! Any recommendations for floral vines that will cover a chain link fence?

Now I need to figure out trellis ideas

Very helpful! Thank you

Love this, I got a sky blue clustervine from Wilcox today. How do you think it or blue morning glory will do in a container with a large trellis? I don’t think I have the space to let them takeover my garden. And will the moth caterpillars really be an issue for my tomatoes?

I love vines!!❤

Beautiful vines, thanks for sharing

Muy buen dia 🎉🎉🎉

Hello! Love theses videos, very inspiring!! Is that your nursery?

The Carolina Jessamine also seems to be lethal to pets and kids (even a little). I have a dog who tries to eat everything so I stay away from anything toxic.

Looking to make hummingbird Garden. What are your suggestions. I live in Arcadia Florida. I have a lot of shade. Thank you

Hi! Which nursery were you at while filming? (Crossing fingers you were at Sweetbay, since I live somewhat close lol 🤞🏻)

I have such a hard time with man in the ground!! 😭 we planted about 4 of them at once and they all died. Never came back, we tried again with 2-3 others, this lasted longer, but eventually died again :(. It’s the only native plant that for some reason is finicky for me. Any tips?!

Moon flower vines grow wild and COVER trees in my wild area of the property, but won't grow where I want them to in my moon garden. -_-