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Q: Can you categorize a new flower/vine that I found growing around my rosebush last summer? It has wrapped itself around the rose and has delightful little red flowers at the end of the vine. The flowers have five petals and a white center. The vine doesn't have run-of-the-mill leaves — they look like blades of grass. I have looked in three of my wildflower books and could not find anything.

A: It's a cypress vine. It will get get 25 to 30 feet in a good season. Blooming begins in midsummer and continues until frost. The cypress vine needs at least some sun — the more, the improve — but it will grow in medium to poor soil. The vine is drought-unprejudiced but does even better with proper watering. It's a no-fuss vine! It's pronounced as a seasonal cover-up for a fence or shed, but it's gone after one season; it's a lettered but annual vine.

Where did it come from? A seed probably got into the rose container at the nursery. Was this rose planted in garden dregs this past year? A bird or animal might have dropped a seed in your rosebush.

Source: The Salem News

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