I live in South Florida. I love to garden and have a porch I would like to grow a vine on. Any suggestions on how to do this and what type of vine? The walls are stucco and would like the vine to grow on the walls and ceiling.

Moving this to Florida forum where more Floridians can better see this and help.

I am new to Florida too - moved south a few years ago from the northeast.

I see Bougainvillea growing everywhere. It is beautiful but prickly.

I have a porthos( I think) from a friend that grows like gangbusters. I grow mine as a hanging plant. I have to keep trimming it before it reaches other plants and takes root. It would climb but would also take over the area. I have seen similar plants climbing trees in untended areas.

I love roses. I would as for rose suggestions in the rose forum. I have a couple potted roses, no climbers (yet). I am still learning to keep plants alive in Florida.

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@TerrisPorch and @GardenQuilts to Florida. The only vine I am growing on the trellis is Blue Ternate. Home Depot and Lowe's sell trellis that are meant for walls.

I have tried to start that from seed unsuccessfully. I love blue flowers. I'll try again.

I was thinking of passiflora aka passion vine.

I am growing Japanese morning glories inside in boxes climbing against the window. They don't set many seeds unlike regular morning glories which could be a nightmare in Florida.

I can't recall if they were difficult or not. I just soaked them for 48 hours with warm water and hydrogen peroxide and planted them directly into the pot.

That reminds me I need to sow my morning glories.

Yesterday I found an old seedpacket of asparagus beans but I have no recollection of buying them. So they must be really old. I sowed them in the same pot as my blue ternatea.