Lilac vine

Do you love the color and shape of lilacs? While lilacs don't grow in the desert, we do have a plant that works - purple lilac vine!

Brittlebush and Penstemon grow where they want to in my garden. For several years, I had only one Brittlebush shrub, but last year, several more came up, and this year, there are about ten growing in one area. They look good in spring and sometimes in fall. The rest of the year, well, it's hard to look at them. They dry out in the center, and become woody. They do last several years if left alone, so I just turn my head when I walk by them except in spring. The few Bush Morning Glory shrubs…

wisteria vs lilac: Lilacs are shrubs, whereas wisterias are vines. They also both have very different growth rates. Wisteria's roots are fast

This evergreen vine is native to Australia, where it is most frequently spotted scrambling over rocky banks, using any neighboring trees and shrubs for upward support. Here in Southwestern U.S., Purple Lilac Vine is more cultivated and tame, often supported by trellises, where the twining, intricate growth patterns and delicate, cascading clusters of tiny purple…

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Purple vine lilac is a vigorous flowering vine native to Australia. In the spring, it produces masses of showy, beautiful purple flowers. Click this article to learn more about vine lilac care and how to grow purple lilac vines in the garden.