What is that flowering vine?

kfalsario

7 years ago

How much shade does it tolerate?

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Marula Landscape & Design
7 years ago
Crossvine can tolerate a moderate amount of shade. the amount of blooms are typically less as the shade increases.
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What is that flowering vine?

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