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Beautiful Flowering Vines at Nature Hills Nursery

Every good gardener knows that vines are fine — and flowering vines can be even finer. Check out the generous array of flowering vines for sale at Nature Hills Nursery, with striking options to suit your region, landscape and style.

What Are Flowering Vines?

Flowering Vines on a Brick House

Flowering vines consist of flowering plants that have a growth habitat of trailing stems or runners. Those stems and runners can be delicate and pliable or tough and woody, depending on the type of vine you choose. The flowers have an even greater variety.

You’ll find flowering vines featuring small blooms, big blooms, tubular blooms and bunches of blooms in colors that range from delicate blue to stand-out red. With varieties suited for different parts of the U.S., you’ll also find vines that thrive in USDA hardiness zones 3 through 11.

Browse the entire collection to get the full wow factor, or narrow your selection with the feature options down the side of the page. Filter flowering vines to align with the right hardiness zone, flower color, bloom period, growth rate, sun exposure or height and spread you need.

Complement Your Blossoming Vines

Purple Flowering Vines

Pair your vines with plants and trees suited for your area by using our USDA hardiness zone map or list of plants by state. You can order your plants from Nature Hills Nursery at any time of the year. We’ll only ship once the time is right for planting in your area. All orders are sent with ground shipping and tracking, along with our product guarantee.

Thanks to our use of Plant Sentry, you can rest assured we follow all plant material regulations. We’re also known for leaving a happy trial of satisfied customers across the nation. Family owned and operated since 2001, we’ve become one of the top online nurseries in the U.S.

So go ahead and browse the collection of flowering vines for sale at Nature Hills Nursery. Then place your order today.

 

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FAQS for Buying Flowering Vines Online

What are the best flowering vines for home gardens?

Popular choices for flowering vines include Clematis, Wisteria, Honeysuckle, Trumpet Vine, and Climbing Roses. These vines offer vibrant blooms in shades of purple, pink, red, white, and more. Choose from fast-growing or long-blooming varieties to suit fences, arbors, trellises, or walls in your USDA hardiness zone.

Can flowering vines grow in containers or small spaces?

Yes! Many flowering vines like Mandevilla, Bougainvillea, and compact Clematis varieties are perfect for container gardening. Just provide a sturdy trellis or cage for vertical support, and place your container in a sunny spot. These vines are great for balconies, patios, and small-space gardens.

Do flowering vines come back every year?

Many flowering vines are perennial, meaning they return year after year in the right climate. Cold-hardy vines like Clematis and Wisteria thrive in Zones 4–9, while tropical favorites like Mandevilla or Bougainvillea can be overwintered indoors or grown as annuals in colder climates. Always check the USDA hardiness zone for your chosen vine.

What flowering vines attract pollinators and hummingbirds?

Flowering vines like Trumpet Vine, Honeysuckle, Crossvine, and Coral Honeysuckle produce nectar-rich tubular blooms that are favorites of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. These pollinator-friendly vines bring life to your landscape while providing vibrant seasonal color.

How do I care for flowering vines in my garden?

Most flowering vines thrive in full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. Provide vertical support, like a trellis or arbor, and water regularly, especially during dry spells. Prune as needed to shape the plant and encourage more blooms. Adding a layer of mulch helps conserve moisture and protect roots.

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