Flowering vines add so much to a garden. They add height, act as filler plants and most bloom for months, it takes time for most perennial vines to become established and flower well, but that’s not a problem with annual vines. Many will start flowering by mid-summer and continue right through frost. These plants are incredibly easy to start from seed, indoors or out, and require little maintenance. For the price of a packet of seeds you have vining flowers that can grow up structures and through plants or cascade down from hanging baskets. Wanna know what the best annual vines are? Scroll down to see them all!
