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Silver Lace Vine Live Starter Plants – Creamy White Flowers

Original price $ 10.95 - Original price $ 99.99
Original price
$ 10.95
$ 10.95 - $ 99.99
Current price $ 10.95

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Size: 1 plant

Create a sweeping display of creamy white flowers with silver lace vine, a vigorous perennial climber with twining stems and green foliage. Frothy flower clusters bring texture and fragrance to a substantial trellis, arbor, or boundary structure from summer into fall. Give this fast-growing vine a dedicated space where you can enjoy its scale and keep its growth managed.

Plant Highlights

  • What you receive: Live starter plants, not seeds or mature vines.
  • Common names: Silver lace vine and silvervine fleeceflower.
  • Botanical names: Fallopia baldschuanica, also sold as Polygonum aubertii.
  • Flowers: Small, fragrant, creamy white blooms in airy clusters.
  • Bloom season: Summer to fall, depending on climate and growing conditions.
  • Light: Full sun to partial shade.
  • Hardiness: USDA zones 4–8.
  • Mature size: Potentially 15–35 feet tall with a spread of up to approximately 15 feet; climate, support, and pruning affect size.

Choose Your Plant Pack

Select 1, 3, or 10 live plants. These are starter plants that need time to establish. Plant size and appearance vary by season and growing conditions.

Planting and Support

Choose a sunny to partly shaded location with well-draining soil and ample space. Provide a sturdy trellis, arbor, or other substantial support. Set the crown at or slightly above the soil surface after watering in, and water thoroughly after planting. Check soil moisture regularly while the roots establish.

Pruning and Growth Management

Silver lace vine grows rapidly and needs ongoing attention. Prune in early spring to control its size, then monitor and redirect new growth as needed. Keep stems away from nearby trees, shrubs, and areas where you do not want coverage.

Important Planting Considerations

This vigorous vine can escape cultivation and overwhelm surrounding vegetation. Check local invasive-plant guidance and planting restrictions before purchasing, and choose a location where its spread can be actively managed. It is not a suitable choice for a small, low-maintenance planting space.

Safety

For ornamental use only. Do not ingest; keep plants away from pets and other animals that may chew foliage.

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