Hinge it at the bottom and attach it at the top with metal hooks and eyes. Tie vines to their support using strong, stretchy materials that won't cut into growing branches. Strips of old nylon hosiery are an excellent choice. Don't use trees to support vigorous vines such as bittersweet. Vines growing into the top of a tree and shading its leaves will weaken or even kill the tree.
Fragrant flowers bloom from spring to frost.
Hummingbirds are attracted to the nectar, and many birds feed on the seeds. The plant is effective trained on wire cables along eaves or framing a doorway. Twining stems quickly conceal their support. In winter, you'll also find deciduous plants like grapes and roses available bare-root at nurseries and garden centers. Although planting and upkeep depend largely on the particular vine you choose, there are some general guidelines that apply to all types of vines.