15 Perennial Vines

This large-flowered clematis unfurls blooms with mauve-pink petals striped in deeper pink. Blooms appear from mid- to late spring into early summer and again in fall. Clematis vines climb by wrapping leaf stems around supports. Since leaf stems aren’t too thick, provide thinner supports, like twine, fishing line or a metal trellis. Bees Jubilee reaches 8 to 10 feet and is hardy in Zones 3 to 9.

This fragrant vine is also a real magnet for hummingbirds and grows well in full-sun though they will tolerate shade.

This vigorous climber flowers from summer into fall.

If you love sweet peas, consider adding the perennial version to your garden. You’ll enjoy the same beautiful blooms non-stop from spring to fall frost—although these blossoms lack fragrance. This vine is an aggressive, rapid grower, climbing by tendrils to as high as 9 feet. It’s the perfect cover for a chain link fence. Vines are hardy in Zones 3 to 8.