Also known as the trumpet creeper, here's how to keep it from taking over your garden. Native to the eastern United States ...

What flowers do hummingbirds like? Turn your garden into a pollinator haven with colorful hummingbird flowers such as bee ...

My interest in the trumpet vine / creeper was piqued when I observed this vine growing at least 40 feet high on a very tall oak tree and the flowers were impressive. However, a bit of research ...

As soon as you see a flower bud emerge ... John’s creeper or Queen of Sheba (Podranea ricasoliana) is a pink trumpet vine of remarkable vigor that you really don’t have to think about watering ...

This clambering weed with long vines has been known as greater bindweed in the past, and is also incorrectly called convolvulus. It is very commonly found in home gardens, roadsides and waste areas, ...

In conversation with Lydia Beaumont, planting expert at Gardeners' Yard, she explains that USDA zones are geographic areas ...

Several interactive art installations will premiere at the Lumen Festival in Waterloo, including “Trumpet Flowers” by the Australian-based studio Amigo and Amigo. The annual celebration of ...

The falcon was eating breakfast when a smaller bird flapped into frame, seemingly unfazed by the bird of prey lurking nearby.

When growing in dry, sandy soil the vines may only get to be 3 to 4 feet long. In more fertile soil with adequate irrigation, the plants will easily grow to 8 to 10 feet in length. In Southern ...

The answer isn't entirely straightforward, but as far as experts at NCSU are concerned, it can't hurt to leave your feeders up a bit longer.