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So, if you’re a North Carolinian houseplant enthusiast looking for flowering vine species to add to your backyard, we’ve got your back. In this article, we’ll discuss 10 best North Carolina flowering vines to grow, highlighting their characteristics and ideal growing conditions.
Here is a list of North Carolina native vines that are well-suited for plantings in gardens. Never collect native plants from the wild, as it will deplete natural ecosystems. When possible, plant species grown straight from local seed sources.
Flowering vines make excellent ground covers, privacy screens, arbors, and more. Here are fifteen flowering vines that are native to North Carolina. Check them out to see which varieties are the best fit for your property!
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Here is a listing of every flowering vine plant we offer. You can use flowering vines to beautify, climb, and cover fences, trellises, arbors, pergolas and other structures in the garden. Because they climb and cover they are also great for use to hide eyesores in the landscape.
This gallery is of plants you might see in your area, including some common roadside plants. Some of these plants are native, some are alien (also called exotic). A handful of the portrayed natives are rare in NC, having a state status of endangered, threatened, or special concern.
Below is a list of suggested vines native to North Carolina. Most of the vines listed can be found in all three major regions of North Carolina (Piedmont, coastal, mountain). This list isn’t intended to be comprehensive and only highlights a selection of vines that many nurseries and garden centers are likely to carry.
