Q. I planted a Thunbergia grandiflora, aka blue sky or clock vine, on a large fence trellis this spring. I have been directing the rapid growth to cover the trellis, and it is now covered with vine.

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A stroll through the garden revealed blue glory looking as good today, the first week in November, as it did back in mid-May after it had returned after cold weather killed it. I first started growing ...

WEST BOYLSTON – “We are racing the clock,” Brian Keevan said. An invasive vine, called mile-a-minute vine for its fast growth, as much as 6 inches a day, continues to spread, pushing out other plants.