Groundcover Vines
Vines improves soil health while being virtually low to no maintenance
These low-growing spreaders help suppress weeds, stabilize soil on slopes, and reduce erosion naturally. Their dense foliage retains moisture, cools the ground, and adds a lush, living carpet effect that’s ideal for covering bare or hard-to-mow areas.
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Climbing vines are perfect for trellis', walls, or fences. Consider adding one. TN Nursery has a wide selection to find the perfect one for your garden. There's something for everyone, from flowering varieties like clematis and honeysuckle to evergreen ivy and wisteria. Plus, they require minimal maintenance and will provide your garden with years of beauty and enjoyment. With so many options available at TN Nursery, you can find the perfect one for your outdoor space!
Climbing Vines Is Perfect For A Small Garden
Due to limited space, a small garden could make it hard to grow lovely plants and flowers. While there are many options to save space, vertical gardening is the best way to maximize this space while planting flowers and plants. Vines grow on walls in vertical gardening instead of crawling on the ground and spreading everywhere.
With limited outdoor space, people have chosen climbing and flower vines over regular plants to beautify their balconies, yards, and gardens. This has become a popular way for people to show their creative side while maximizing the available space.
Climbing vines add an innovative and nontraditional element to your small garden and maximize its use. By growing plants vertically, you can enhance airflow, reduce soil erosion, and improve accessibility to make the most of your space.
TN Nursery has an array of climbing vines for you to pick for your space. Some popular choices include Creeping Phlox, Partridge Berry, and Wisteria Vine. We have you covered whether you are looking for beautiful pink vines or vibrant red flowers.
Featured Climbing Vines
When choosing an ideal climbing vine for your garden, first try to have a concept in your head. There are several options available at TN Nursery. You can buy climbing vines in different colors, shapes, and sizes according to your preference.
One of the most popular choices is Creeping Phlox. This low-growing perennial plant features vibrant pink flowers. Due to its aesthetic appeal, it's a popular addition to any outdoor space.
Another great option is Partridge Berry, which has glossy, small, rounded leaves. This trailing evergreen plant adds elegance to your garden and offers several medicinal benefits.
Climbing Vines Maximize Your Space
So, whether you want to maximize your space or add visual interest to your garden, take advantage of our featured collection of climbing vines for sale.
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Planting Bare Root Vines
To plant a bare root vine, begin by giving the roots a good soak in water for a few hours so they’re not dry going into the ground. Pick a spot with decent drainage and set up your trellis or support before planting—don’t wait until it’s already growing.
Planting Bare Root Vines
Dig a hole that’s wide enough to let the roots spread out without bending. Form a little mound in the middle of the hole, place the vine’s crown just above that, and let the roots drape down and out.
Fill the hole back up with dirt, pressing it in gently but firmly. Water it well, and keep the soil damp—not soaked—as the vine gets established. Give it time, and soon enough, it’ll grab hold and start climbing.
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Care For Groundcover Vines After Planting
Once ground cover vines are planted, keeping the soil slightly moist helps them take root without becoming waterlogged. Use a layer of mulch to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and keep roots cool.
Avoid Fertilizing Vines For a Little While
let the plant focus on root development in the native soil. If growth seems slow at first, be patient. These vines are adjusting to their new environment and typically take off after their roots settle.
Prune lightly to shape and train growth where you want it, especially if it's near walkways or other plants. Keep an eye out for competing weeds early on and remove them promptly so the vines don’t have to fight for space or nutrients.
