Texas Gardening: Texans, which flowers do you love the most, and why?, 1 by City_Sylvia

City_Sylvia wrote:
That Honeysucke vine takes me wayback when I was a little girl in Florida. My Granny never had a problem with it and I always felt it should be eaten its so sweet. But here in Texas its not allowed to be bought in because it so invasive. I had it all over the place. Even when they rebuilt the fence and tore it all down, there was the biggest trunk .. root system I ever see on a vine, it was big as some trees.That was about three or four years ago. Now that you mention it, I recognize it coming up everywhere again. But Josephine as you said every plant has its purpose and for me and my Clemitis it was awsome ... now my clemitis has nothing to climb on ... its was a really wonderful sighr to behold.