Vines that gracefully wrap around trees can add a vertical dimension of beauty to any landscape.
However, choosing the right vines is crucial because while some can coexist harmoniously with trees, others may harm or even kill their hosts.
This article will explore 15 vines that are generally safe and beneficial for growing on trees, adding charm and character to your garden without compromising tree health.
Often called the “queen of climbers,” clematis vines boast large, beautiful flowers in a variety of colors. They climb by twining their leaf petioles around small branches, making them ideal for decorating tree trunks without causing damage.
They prefer their “feet” in shade and “heads” in sun, so planting them at the base of a tree can create the perfect microenvironment.
A native plant ideal for adding fall interest, American bittersweet produces vibrant orange berries that open to reveal scarlet seeds.
It’s important to differentiate between the native species and the invasive Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus).
The native vine grows well with trees, provided it is kept in check and not allowed to overwhelm smaller or weaker trees.
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