What are some of the fastest growing blooming trees or vines that I can plant?

Question

We just moved into our house, and a section of our yard is chain link, and the neighbor doesn't keep his yard up at all. Eventually we will put up a wooden privacy fence in that section, but until then, I thought I'd let some blooming vines or something that grows fast to fill in across the fence so I don't have to see his unkept yard every day. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

You have to wait till plants get established before they will make a show. The fastest growing plant in the US is bamboo. Ivy's: English, passion flower, honey suckle & trumpet vine, to name a few. Call a nursery in yer area. Some will even come out & plant them for you. Or a landscaper will too. I like pyracantha bushes. They have long stickers, red flowers in the spring, red berries in the fall & the birds love the berries!

Answer 2

I covered an out-house with Mile a Minute Clematis, I only used two and they've covered the whole building. Even faster growing is Russian Vine, it's an evergreen, but be careful because it's an extremely evasive plant and never seems to stop.

Answer 3

This Melaleuca species incorporates shrubs and timber type of the top of a tall man or woman. It has a touch flaky, peeling bark and the leaves are both as eco-friendly as spring grass or a spread of grayish hue. It produces a colour decision of effective feathery vegetation from, white to pink, pink, gentle yellow and gentle eco-friendly. It also produces a fruit in a tiny pill with many seeds.

Answer 4

Morning Glory and Fall Blooming Clematis come to mind. Virginia Creeper grows very fast and may work for you as well.

Good Luck

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Answer 5

for something that you will not want to be growing all year around
http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Fabaceae/Dipogon_lignosus.html
for something that will last nearly forever and will take over really good
http://www.ipcnys.org/sections/target/m1m_overview.htm
or you could get some really pretty vines that are nice but do have small thorns called Bancus rose or commonly called the seven sisters they come in many colours

Answer 6

fast growing vines: annuals--Morning glory, Sweet pea, scarlet runner bean, Purple bean"Ruby Moon".

perennials--clematis, virginia creeper, honeysuckle, trumpet vine, dutchman's breeches, Hops

Answer 7

Hyacinth Bean Vine, simply wonderful! :) arum

Answer 8

i have hummingbird vines,and moonflower vines..they produce more seeds for the next year..they r gorgeous and fast growers