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How to Identify Cardinal Climber Vine
Look at the leaves. They are dark green and shaped like a fern or palm leaf. They unfurl as they grow. Notice the support it needs. A Cardinal Climber can get heavy as it matures, and garden experts suggest planting it near a strong trellis... Read More »
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How to Make Climber Support for Vines
Fruits and vegetables like peas, grapes and cucumbers require a trellis to support climbing vines. Vine supports increase fruit production and keep fruits elevated, preventing diseases, mildew and rotting. You can make a sturdy, wind-resist... Read More »
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How to Grow Red Cardinal Vines
Cover an ugly fence with quick-growing red cardinal vines. Also known as Cardinal Climbers, the lacy-leaf annual vine produces small, bright red trumpet-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds. Also known by the scientific name Ipomoea x m... Read More »
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Cardinal Climber vines are an easy to grow, climbing annual vine. The twining stems will grow quickly up a trellis or fence, up to a height of 10-15 feet in a season. Some varieties will grow up to 30 feet. The profusion of small, but brill...
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I was given some moonflower seeds today. How do you plant them? The only thing I can find is starting them using the baggie method, but that wasnt even explained. Thanks for your help, Lisa Moore You can nick or file the seeds- or soak them...
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This was our 1st year with nice moon flower vines and we love them. We can't remember what the seeds looked like when we planted them so we haven't a clue on when to harvest the seeds. Would Y'all please chime in and help us figure this 1 o...
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