Capable of climbing over 100 feet high, sky vine flaunts great numbers of lavender (occasionally white) blossoms in late winter and spring, creating spectacular traffic-stopping scenery when ...

Thunbergia: Beautiful but deadly vine Text and pix by Dr. Lalith Gunasekera It is a vigorous, perennial climbing vine, a blue wonder, commonly seen in many a garden. Now, however, there is evidence ...

The Black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) is a beautiful, fast-growing climber that brings a cheerful burst of color to any garden space. With its bright, daisy-like flowers and heart-shaped ...

Garden columnist Joshua Siskin on a colorful vine that gardeners might want to know more about.

We know Thunbergias from the clock vine or black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) and, of course, the Brazilian sky flower (Thunbergia grandiflora).

Sky vine — equally rampant – can also grow 100 feet high but is content clambering over walls and fences. An Indian species (Thunbergia grandiflora), it bears clusters of 3-inch, funnel-shaped ...

Q:My sky vine, Thunbergia gran- diflora, is planted on the northwest side of my house and receives about a half-day of sun year-round. Shouldn't it bloom spring, summer and fall?