Beter Homes & Gardens: Complete Guide to Gardening/GARDENS.BIN/gardens/vin/slideshw.var

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Vines serve so many purposes that their only difficulty is choosing the right one.
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Top off an inviting gateway with an enchanting climbing vine.
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Sweet autumn clematis is a hardy, vigorous grower offering festoons of white flowers in leafy clusters.
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Cypress vine, a tender annual, offers delicate scarlet flowers.
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Climbing nasturtiums are eager to go just about anywhere, even up a flight of stone steps.
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Bougainvillea needs a mild climate, full sun, and good, moist soil.
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Wisteria requires root and stem pruning after it blooms to reduce its weight and protect adjacent plants.
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Vines can do wonders enhancing just about any garden setting.
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