Vines V ines Page 1 of 1 Click on the item numbers to see the picture. Fruiting is best in full sun where roots are restricted. A very vigorous vine that will cover everything in it's path. Pruning can keep it in bounds.
Flowers occur on new growth.
Celastrus 'Indian Maiden' Bittersweet 20' or more twining strangling vine very fast deep glossy green yellowish white, not showy May-June adaptable, poor soil will keep it in bounds full sun insignificant Another vine that will cover anything that gets in its way. The ornamental orange and crimson fruit of the female vine ripens in October and is collected for dried arrangements. A male is needed to pollinate a female for fruiting. Celastrus 'Indian Brave', Bittersweet 20' or more twining strangling vine very fast deep glossy green yellowish white, not showy May-June adaptable, poor soil will keep it in bounds full sun insignificant Another vine that will cover anything that gets in its way. The ornamental orange and crimson fruit of the female vine ripens in October and is collected for dried arrangements.