My Favorite Climbing Plants for Vertical Gardening

[@carolcalder8145]

Beautiful garden!!❤❤❤❤

[@upliftlife11]

I'm tempted to put passionfruit on my back fencing now. What a fast growing, easy, and lush backdrop you have! Thanks for sharing

[@TouchGrassGardening]

You should do it! Mine just got its first flower today after 2.5 years - I huge milestone for this vine.

[@upliftlife11]

@@TouchGrassGardening congrats on the flower! How exciting 😁 I definitely will have to!

[@dasmith7570]

Great vid and perfect timing. I’m in AZ and looking for vines that’ll take full sun SW exposure. Tried bougainvillea but too messy so researching crossbones and lady bank rose.

[@TouchGrassGardening]

Bougainvillea is one of the plants I hate the most, so I'm with you! We have a lady bank rose as well -- it's very nice when in bloom, but acts like less of a climber than those shown in this video, and I find it kind of ugly when it's not in bloom. I really like the tangerine crossvine and passion fruit vine.

[@EastRiverHomestead]

I am in on the east coast - zone 9B. I can't find passion fruit for sale anywhere near me. Very strange. Also, I planted a Cherokee rose and that thing took off and shimmied its way up the trees and it is so sad to see it only bloom once a year. It's a great fence though. No one is going to come through that part of the property unscathed.

[@TouchGrassGardening]

I just visited a local nursery here in AZ and saw passion fruit on sale for $29.99 -- keep looking, it's a great vine. As for roses with thorns, they have multiple great uses!

[@upliftlife11]

Etsy has some private sellers with vines and/or seeds available.