Both of these are very attractive interplanted with white impatiens. Our condominium is at the ocean and the arbor will get breezes right off the water. My personal favorite is the Don Juan climbing rose. Don Juan has large, fragrant red roses and is a vigorous, carefree, repeat bloomer. Roses in general do very well at the beach, and many climbing varieties are available.
Confederate jasmine is another favorite vine that laughs at salt spray.
It covers quickly and is evergreen. Besides these, I can suggest coral honeysuckle, trumpet creeper, passion vine and blue sky vine, all of which can be found growing in full sun. Camille Hunter is a master gardener with the Duval County Agricultural Extension Service. She or another master gardener is in the Times-Union newsroom from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays to answer questions from readers.