There is a vast selection of annual climbing vines available in many colours, flower shapes and sizes.
Annual vines grow with little care, only requiring lattice or fine string to attach themselves to.
Each of the varieties have different demands of nutrients, soil conditions and water, yet all achieve great result in concealing unsightly areas or simply adding their beauty. Then, only water once per week or if necessary. Flowers appearing June to September are trumpet-like, lasting only for a day, yet many more take it's place in succession. The square stems have dark green, heart shaped leaves that twine themselves around supports. The leaves are not plentiful enough to conceal an unsightly area but the plant does make a wonderful sight when climbing a trellis, arbours and fence posts.