Cypress vine

By Jennifer Poindexter Do you enjoy growing vining plants with brightly colored flowers? If so, you should check into growing the cypress vine. The cypress vine looks a lot like a cardinal climber with its wispy green foliage and bright red blooms. The reason being is the cardinal climber is a hybrid of the cypress […]

Cypress vine produces bright red star-shaped flowers on a vine with delicate, feathery leaves. It is a rapid grower and can be aggressive, but it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Growing Cypress Vine every year is an amazing experience for me and it doesn't make me tired at all. In this article, I am guiding you in cypress vine growing process from seeds.

Ipomoea quamoclit, commonly known as cypress vine

The red cypress vine (Ipomea quamoclit) offers beautiful foliage and flowers. The vine’s fine, airy foliage looks beautiful most of the summer; then the vine delights with little red flowers in late July or early August.

Cypress vine. Reseeds every year. Love it.

Morning Glory - Cypress Vine Mix - Hummingbird VineEasy to grow and with a long blooming season, Cypress Vine is the ultimate combination of utility, versatility and beauty! A quick climber with vines that can reach 10 feet or more, the dense, fern-like foliage will be covered in multi-colored, star-shaped blooms throughout the summer into fall.