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Lonicera japonica
A species of the genus Lonicera in the honeysuckle family (Caprifoliaceae). An evergreen or semi-evergreen, climbing or creeping, fast-growing liana. Leaves ovate, glabrous above, pubescent beneath. Flowers paired, two-…
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Japonica 'Aureoreticulata'
Japanese honeysuckle yellow-variegated (Japonica 'Aureoreticulata') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
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macrophylla Lam.
Kirkazon (macrophylla Lam.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape form of early ripening (105–110 days). The vine is vigorous. The flower is female, pollination is good. The cluster is large, of medium density, conical. Berries are large, oval, dark pink
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Vitis
An ancient seedless grape variety of medium ripening period. Bunches are medium, cylindro-conical, winged, of medium density, average weight 180–230 g. Berries are small, oval in shape.
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Vitis labrusca
The labrusca grape is the ancestor of most American cultivated grape varieties. Thanks to its undemanding nature and relative cold hardiness (tolerates temperature drops down to -20°C).
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Aristolochia macrophylla (= A. durior)
Large-leaved Aristolochia is a vine 8-10 m long, 1-8 m wide, support stem diameter 2-3 cm; it initially grows very little, and from the 3rd–5th year it grows rapidly, 150-200 cm per year.
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Atragene macropetala
Has the most intensely colored flowers. They consist of four oblong sepals, up to 5 cm long, covered with soft hairs, blue-purple in color and, before opening, even black-violet.
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Echinocystis lobata
An annual herbaceous climbing vine with a fibrous root system and ground-level shoots. Stems up to 6 m or more in length, succulent, slender, very branched at the nodes, shortly pubescent, climbing by means of tendrils.
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Hydrangea petiolaris
A species of woody climbing shrubs of the genus Hydrangea in the family Hydrangeaceae. Climbs supports by means of aerial roots. Leaves petiolate, green, oval. Flowers – white, corymb-like inflorescences
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Parthenocissus Planch. Vitaceae
An attractive climbing plant that is ideal for decorating house walls and fences. In autumn the leaves turn bright red. The plant is undemanding.
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Calonyction
The genus Калониктион includes only three species of perennial climbing plants distributed in the tropics of South America and Southeast Asia.
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Minispermum
Herbaceous, strongly branching liana, more than 3 m in height, with shoots up to b m long, bearing large leaves that are heart-shaped below and three-lobed in the upper parts of the shoots, which create a water- and lig…
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Сlematis montana
Perennial herbaceous or woody plants of the buttercup family with lianoid climbing stems. Leaves trifoliate, dark green. Flowers widely open, composed of 4 petals, white or pink, fragrant. Fruits are glabrous achenes wi…
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Vitis monticola
A liana up to 10 m tall. Shoots long, thin, hairy when young, with tendrils. Leaves of various shapes: ovate, rounded, reniform, with shallow lobes, toothed at the margin, dark green and glossy above, grayish-green belo…
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Vitis
A versatile grape variety of early ripening (121 days). Bunch medium density, conical or conical-cylindrical, large. Berry large, oval, yellow-green, at full ripeness amber with a well-developed muscat aroma, detaches r…
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Atragene ochotensis
A shrubby liana. Reaches 3 m in length, thrice-ternate leaves have long petioles, and flowers up to 8 cm in diameter have a broadly bell-shaped form.
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Viticella L.
A vine up to 4 m tall. There is a huge number of cultivars obtained by crossing with forms and cultivars of other groups.
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Campsis Lour.
Red Campsis (Campsis Lour.) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
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Tripterygium regelii
An ornamental flowering climber up to 10 m high. Annual growth 2 - 4 m. Leaves elliptic, with an elongated curved tip, green above, bluish beneath (up to 18 cm long and 12 cm wide). Buds in the form of spines, curved up…
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Vitis vinifera L.
An early-ripening table grape variety. Bunches are very large. Berries are large, greenish-white or golden-yellow, elongated, and of high flavour quality. One of the best varieties for cultivation in southern Ukraine.
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Rhodochiton
Herbaceous, creeping plant reaching 2–3 m, perennial, but in temperate climates grown as an annual. Stems thin, herbaceous, slightly woody. Leaves large, heart-shaped, dark green or reddish.
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape variety of an extra-early ripening period (95–105 days). Bunches large, conical, compact. Berries large, oval, dark red in color, with a pleasant varietal taste and aroma. An excellent marketable high-yieldi…
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Vitis rupestris
The plant is dioecious. Flowers from late June to mid-July. Fruits ripen in September. Berries are spherical, 6 - 14 mm in diameter, black-purple or violet, with a thin skin and a pleasant taste. There are no cultivars …
