Climbing fig, Ficus repens.
Used in greenhouses North, but is hardy far South.
Matrimony vine, boxthorn, Lycium Chinense.
Flowering all summer; flowers rose-pink and buff, axillary, star-like, succeeded by scarlet berries in the fall; stems prostrate, or scrambling; an old-fashioned vine on porches.
Bitter-sweet, Solanum Dulcamara.
A common scrambling or semi-twining vine along roadsides, with brilliant red poisonous berries; top dies down or nearly so.
Periwinkles, Vinca minor and V. major.
The former is the familiar trailing evergreen myrtle, with blue flowers in early spring; in its variegated form the latter is much used for hanging baskets and vases.
Climbing hydrangea, Schizophragma hydrangeoides.
Clings to walls by rootlets, producing white flowers in midsummer.