Just Say No to Abuse Declaring War on Terrorism. Not Indexed As a recent transplant to Florida, I've had a bit of difficulty at times adjusting to the fact that many of the plants I grew back in Virginia simply won't make it here. But the news isn't all bad, of course.
New places create new learning experiences and new opportunities.
Since arriving in Florida seven months ago, I've learned by trial and error a fair amount about plants that thrive here but were difficult or impossible to grow in Virginia. Now I'd like to focus on another new favorite, vines. Although they were part of my gardening experience in Virginia, they're much more a part of life here in Florida. In fact, more than 90 percent of the world's vines are native to the subtropics and tropics. There are a multitude of reasons Floridians should include vines in their landscape designs.