What is a coral vine?

coral grapes or antigonon leptopus is a climbing plant that is originally from Mexico, and is therefore often also referred to as Mexican climbing. It produces a great privacy plant because it can grow about four stories high and is known to attract attractive garden guests such as butterflies and birds. This evergreen also produces pink and white flowers that bloom during the summer and autumn. Like many other vineyards that produce good privacy plants, this vine tends to grow rapidly and can even be classified as invasive. Coral vines should therefore have enough space for spread if it is not regularly cut because it can quickly overtake a typical yard.

This vines can rise to a height of about 40 feet (12 m) and tends to spread quickly. Therefore, between this wine vine and other plants should be about 15 feet (4.6 m) of space, which means it is best maintained in a large yard that gives it space for rost. It should be shaped so that the slot or grid they grow against, and broken wine vines should often be removed to look evergreen. The fact that coral vines grows rapidly is often considered to be a benefit for those looking for bushes of privacy, and often grown against fencing or grid to prevent neighbors to see in the yard.

The leaves on this plant often seem to be in the shape of a heart and are dark green throughout the year. Coral vines of flowers bloom repeatedly throughout the year, because pink and white flowers usually appear at the end of spring or early summer, midwood and then again at the end of summer or early autumn. Thus, these garden plants tend to attract butterflies, bees and birds during almost every season.

Like some other types of vineyards, coral grapevine is drought and may be allowed to dry between watering. This is particularly true during the winter, when it wouldThe plant was supposed to be just bastolé connected so that the leaves do not. The best environment for this plant is in direct sunlight because the flowers bloom most when it gets full of the sun, and it should be known that this plant tends to grow the best in areas that are generally warmer. Coral vines often prefer damp soil, which is well drained, and the addition of clay, peat bogs, moss, sand and fertilizers tend to help him quickly achieve maximum height.