Is Periwinkle a Vine

Periwinkle grows vigorously and forms dense and extensive mats along the forest floor, displacing native herbaceous and woody plant species. Plant: vine-like erect or trailing groundcover; mostly evergreen; stems slender. Leaves: opposite, dark green, glossy, oval to lance-shaped, thick-textured; may be variegated.

Is periwinkle a climbing vine?

The periwinkle plant grows best in a partially shaded area in acidic soil; however, it can thrive in a variety of sunlight and soil conditions. … This plant may be used as a climber on a non-living support and is useful for blocking views when used in this way.

Will periwinkle climb a trellis?

Trellising: Vinca is technically a ground cover and not a true vine but can be trained on a trellis or fence with some effort. Vinca cannot naturally attach itself to a trellis so it must be tied up manually and its aggressive growth curtailed frequently.

Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

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