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One Native Plant = Three Habitat Benefits

The coral honeysuckle is best when growing on a latice or trellis   While this (1 = 3 (or more)) equation is not rare in the native plant world, few accomplish this more beautifully than coral...

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Southern New England’s Native Vines

Stamford CT There are a few native vines that get all the press. These are good choices for use as groundcovers and as “drapes” for  walls, fences, arbors, and trellises. The good news is that there...

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Maypop, a Native Butterfly and Bee Magnet

Passionvine has a wonderfully complex flower. Passionvine, purple passion flower, maypop (Passiflora incarnata) is a beautiful perennial native vine with a wonderfully complex flower with crimped...

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Peppervine: Wildlife Benefit, but Not for All Gardens

The flowers of Peppervine are somewhat inconspicuous  but still are pollinator magnets Peppervine (Ampelopsis arborea) is a fast growing, deciduous perennial with use as a ground cover or it can be...

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A Passion for Passion Vines

monarch butterfly on passion flower Vines, any vines, are great in the garden.  Three reasons.  First of all, vines need very little root space to flourish, thus they can fit in even the smallest yard....

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