[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here is nothing that brightens up an empty fence or bare wall like a vine. They come in many shapes and sizes, but the one trait they all have in common is their desire to climb something ... anything! This gives them a versatility that shrubs and perennials just don’t possess.
Even though I have a small yard, I’ve been able to use vines in the ground and in large pots to cover some less-than-beautiful spots. A galvanized bucket of red cascade rose blocks the view of my gas meter, and an ugly chain length fence is covered by star jasmine. Much prettier to look at! Here are ten of my favorite vines for central Texas gardens.
Tropical Beauties
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