In a recent issue of Pacific Horticulture, he wrote, “This colorful grape has become a popular ornamental vine, valued for its brilliant red fall color, vigorous growth, and ease of cultivation.

These ornamental grapes can be planted now (wait until late winter to eat grapes). -- HGNW staff If you want to automatically receive a daily homes and gardens tip, sign up here.

SERIES 20 | Episode 27. Stephen has an ornamental grape vine growing on the western side of his house. It receives full sun and grows very well, but it does need to be kept under control.

In this occasional series, The Chronicle's wine editor, Jon Bonné, teams with winemakers for an urban viticulture experiment in downtown San Francisco. Throughout the season, he'll report on his ...

Ornamental trees and shrubs also get sunburn. ... My grapevine had grapes for the first of four years but this and last year it had none. What is wrong with my grape vine?

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Its grape-like clusters of flowers appear in abundance but attract bees by the hundreds. ... you need to make it very sturdy as many of the ornamental vines at maturity become quite heavy.

I grew Margarita ornamental sweet potato vines this year for the first time. I know that these plants will freeze over the winter. I don't know whether to pull it all out or cut it off leaving roots.

Ornamental sweet potatoes do best and are most colorful in locations that receive about six hours or more of direct sun. They will grow in shadier conditions, but the vines will not be as vigorous ...

Grape vines According to the expert, January is a great time to prune grape vines, popular for their fruit and ornamental value in gardens. READ MORE: ‘Simple’ radiator cleaning task could ...