Butterfly vine

Need a drought-tolerant, heat-tolerant blooming vine for your flower garden? Butterfly vine might be the answer you're looking for.

If you're a plant enthusiast with a penchant for the extraordinary, it's time to embark on a captivating journey into the world of rare seeds. Among the vast array of botanical treasures waiting to be cultivated, the Butterfly Pea Vine (Clitoria ternatea) stands out as a true gem, ready to grace your garden or balcony with its stunning blue flowers and mesmerizing tendrils. With its delicate petals and enchanting allure, the Butterfly Pea Vine is more than just a plant—it's an invitation…

October 02, 2011 Butterfly vine (Mascagnia macroptera) is the only vine that really thrived in my garden this summer, thanks to the drought and unusually high temperatures. And now comes the payoff: lemon-yellow clusters of flowers that look as if … Read More

If you play your cards just right, butterfly vines, also known as yellow orchid vines, will reward you with a second blast of color in autumn, and maybe even throughout the growing season. Want to know more about growing butterfly vines? Click here.

Mexican flame vine is a must-plant butterfly vine for butterfly gardeners across North America. It's only hardy to zone 9, but a fast growing annual in cold

I welcome butterflies to my garden, whether floral or faunal. Butterfly vine seedpods resemble clusters of tan butterflies.

The yellow butterfly vine (Mascagnia macroptera) is the 2019 Texas Superstar selection. This designation is reserved for beautiful plants that have passed rigid statewide testing and are found to be relatively disease-free, easy to propagate and grow well all over Texas.

Trumpet vine, Campsis Radicans a fast, easy growing perennial vine. Trumpet creeper vines with care and pruning, can be kept under control. [LEARN MORE]

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