USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–9
How does 'Nigra' compare to other arborvitae varieties
Vines are actively growing and ready to climb once planted
but avoid overly wet soil
this vine typically reaches 8–10 feet tall and spreads 2–4 feet wide when trained on a structure
Pink Drift® Rose Annual USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–9Overview Uses: Groundcover, edging, front of border plantings, mass plantings, slopes, and patio containers. Benefits: A low, spreading rose that blooms in repeat flushes with bright pink flowers and maintains a neat habit, with strong disease resistance for easy seasonal care. USDA Hardiness Zones: 411 Sun: Full Sun to Partial Sun Shade Life Cycle: Deciduous Shrub Growth Habit: Spreading, Groundcover low, arching stems that form a wide mound. Bloom