Climbing plants
Labrusca grape
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).
Plants
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Climbing plants
Large-leaved Aristolochia
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.
Climbing plants
Large-petaled monkshood
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.
Climbing plants
Lobed spinyfruit, or Echinocystis lobata, or Wild Cucumber
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.
Climbing plants
Long-petioled hydrangea
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