Flowering Vines for Garden Structure and Color
Woodlanders offers a wide selection of flowering vines suited for trellises, fences, and walls. These climbing plants bring structure and seasonal interest to gardens. Our collection includes Passiflora incarnata, Bignonia capreolata, Wisteria frutescens, and Jasminum officinale. Each vine supports pollinators and adds long-lasting beauty.
Customers will find vines that grow well in Zone 8 gardens. Many selections offer seasonal color and are suitable for hot summers. Gardeners who enjoy bold color may also view the Fiery Blooms collection.
Rare and Native Vines
This collection includes rare climbing plants and native flowering vines that adapt well to southeastern soils and climate. Species like Bignonia capreolata and Wisteria frutescens are native to the U.S. and thrive in full sun or partial shade. These options complement other natives in our Southeast Natives collection.
If you are looking to pair vines with compatible garden companions, visit our Herbaceous Perennials or Woody Plants collections.
Fragrant and Evergreen Vine Options
We also offer fragrant vine plants like Jasminum officinale, which are often selected for entryways and seating areas. Evergreen selections hold foliage through winter in mild regions. Customers who prefer lush growth can find vines that match well with our Sub-Tropicals selection.
Useful for Trellises and Vertical Growth
These vines are ideal for ornamental trellises, fences, or to cover arbors and structures. Whether for privacy or vertical interest, this group of vines meets that need with reliability. For sun-loving species, check out our Sun Lovers collection, and for contrast, consider pairing vines with selections from Grasses and Bamboos.
Support for Edible Gardens and Naturalized Designs
Some flowering vines support pollinators and wildlife. Gardeners working in edible spaces can find vine species that match themes found in our Edibles collection. For gardeners planting bulbs or seasonal accents, selections in the Bulbs and Tubers section may complement vine plantings well.
Each vine is listed with clear growing notes, so customers can select confidently for structure, fragrance, and seasonal color.
