. Ornamental woody vines for the Southern Great Plains. Woody plants High Plains (U. S. ); Climbing plants High Plains (U. S. ). ampelopsis is slow in its juvenile development, but after it has been firmly established it gro^YS vigorously if given just a little irrigation. Like monkshood-vine, heartleaf ampelopsis must be trained as a vine. Heartleaf ampelopsis is recommended as a cover for trellises and fences that act as screens or low windbreaks. (See cover illustration.) It is rather popular for use on windmill and wind-charger Figure 2.—A young monkshood-vine used as a cover on a
. Ornamental woody vines for the Southern Great Plains. Woody plants High Plains (U. S. ); Climbing plants High Plains (U. S. ). ampelopsis is slow in its juvenile development, but after it has been firmly established it gro^YS vigorously if given just a little irrigation. Like monkshood-vine, heartleaf ampelopsis must be trained as a vine. Heartleaf ampelopsis is recommended as a cover for trellises and fences that act as screens or low windbreaks. (See cover illustration.) It is rather popular for use on windmill and wind-charger Figure 2.—A young monkshood-vine used as a cover on a porch trellis. Damage by insects has been very light. In 1942 slight injury by spider mites was noted, and occasional leaf eating by tobacco worms has caused damage. Propagation is quite simple by planting seeds in the fall or by planting stratified seeds in the spring. 5. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Johnson, Ernest W. Washington, D. C. : U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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