Lynde Greenhouse & Nursery

Common Name: 'Dutchman's Pipe'

Vigorous, twining vine. Large, heart-shaped to rounded, dark green leaves. Grows flat against a trellis. Offers dense shade. Flowers brown, small, usually hidden by the leaves, resembles Meershaum pipe, hence the name. ...

Common Name: 'Trumpetvine'

Shrubby, coarse foliage on a vigorous, twining vine. Will climb on stone or woodwork. Flowers are showy, orange and scarlet, 2-3" long, blooming in mid summer. For protected areas in zone 4. ...

Common Name: 'Autumn Revolution' Bittersweet

A revolutionary breakthrough in Bittersweet culture. The majority of flowers on this plant have both male and female parts, eliminating the need for both male and a female plants to produce berries. The berries are nearly twice the size of that of the species.  ...

Common Name: 'Climbing Hydrangea'

One of the best vines for clinging to brick or stone walls. The white flowers are produced in flat-topped corymbs in late June or July, 6-10" in diameter with a sweet fragrance. Does well in sun or shade. ...

Common Name: 'Mandarin' Honeysuckle

This hardy vine blooms in late spring through summer with large clusters of yellow centered, bright orange trumpet-shaped flowers. ...

Common Name: 'Honeybelle' Honeysuckle

Easy to grow vine. Its first flush is like a waterfall of golden blossoms and the repeat is extraordinarily consistant. This compact twining vine will bloom into fall. Full sun will ensure the best show of blooms. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. ...

Common Name: Engleman Ivy

Smaller leaves and less vigorous but clings better than the species. Fall color is deep burgundy-red. Small blue fruits attractive to birds. ...

Common Name: Boston Ivy

Dense, self-clinging vine. Attractive, thick glossy-green foliage with exceptional fall color of orange to red. Blue-black berries favored by the birds. Excellent for covering masonry. ...

Common Name: 'Aunt Dee' Wisteria

A twining vine needing a support to grow on. Light purple flowers slightly fragrant and borne in 7-12" clusters in May. Has done well in protected areas in zone 4. ...