




We have fallen in love with the desert and enjoy creating our very own garden oasis! We love that in the desert you can garden all year round! Our favorites are roses, plants that have wonderful fragrance, and hummingbird attracting plants. As well and anything that's pretty and grows wonderfully!
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I love the rambler too. What is it? A flowering bush ??
PS I need a vine thats not too hight matience. Got any ideas??
Great easy vines are Honeysuckle, Jasmine, for perennials, and for annuals Morning Glories (easy from seed), Cardinal Climber. We desert dwellers can only grow Sweet Peas (pictured in this post) during the winter and early spring once it gets hot they die for the year and we have to replant next winter we are about to plant ours for this winter.
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