sweet potato vine การใช้

• She remembered a sweet potato vine that used to grow here.
• Only rationed food _ mostly sweet potato vines _ was available.
• Combine with chartreuse foliage, such as coleus, cannas or Margarita sweet potato vine.
• Along the roads, sweet potato vines are strung up to dry for pig feed.
• Among annuals, petunias, the creeping zinnia angustifolia and sweet potato vine thrive in heat.
• Combine with yellow petunias or Margarita sweet potato vine.
• They have turned our beautiful chartreuse sweet potato vines into something akin to Swiss cheese plants.
• So in early August, she pulls out the coleus and the ipomeas, or sweet potato vines.
• She pioneered the introduction of Petunia integrifolia and the annual black sweet potato vine known as Blackie.
• Beds and baskets overflow with red, green and purple coleus, chartreuse sweet potato vines, red impatiens and orange marigolds.
• Have fun by mixing in a deep purple sweet potato vine, ornamental grass or a common culinary herb such as thyme.
• Think of accents, too, like a bit of Blackie, the ebony-purple sweet potato vine, Ipomoea batatas, or its chartreuse cousin, Margarita.
• A report in a New York Times News Service article about ornamental sweet potato vines referred imprecisely to one of their growth habits.
• An acid-green sweet potato vine ( Ipomea batatas Margarita ) threads up into the bed's focal point, the towering Canna Grande from Central America.
• At about the same time, you'll discover a large tuber growing in the soil-- hence the name sweet potato vine-- but it's not edible.
• Fans of black clothing can now dress their gardens in black foliage, thanks to Blackie, the sweet potato vine with a great drape of blackish-purple leaves.
• As the first frost turns those black and lime-green sweet potato vines _ Blackie and Margarita _ to wilted lettuce ( And I say, " Good!
• Besides disguising the plant as a harmless-looking sweet potato vine, the cannabis yield is more potent; a single Kamote-Jane flower is equal in potency to five grams of hashish.
• Cuttings of sweet potato vine, either edible or ornamental varieties, will rapidly form roots in water and will grow in it, indefinitely, in good lighting with a steady supply of nutrients.
• Suddenly, drapey annuals designed for planters are everywhere, from trailing verbenas and sweet potato vines to the new dragon wing begonias, supported by advertising blitzes on Home and Garden TV . There's even a hanging version of the snapdragon called luminaire this year.