Fall Blooming Vines for Pollinators
Fall blooming vines that pollinators love. Vines are a great choice for creating vertical interest in the garden. They not only have beautiful blooms but they serve many purposes. At maturity, vines and climbers create a privacy wall between you and neighboring properties or street traffic. With the help of a fence, trellis, or support structure, vines can create an intimate outdoor space for relaxing and entertaining.
Vines provide a visual barrier as well as an insulator of noise and traffic. The flowers, foliage, and vines provide important cover for birds and other wildlife from predators.
We selected these particular vines because they bloom into the Fall season. And even more important, they provide a source of nectar for pollinators such as bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and birds. This is particularly important for migratory butterflies, hummingbirds, and birds that fly to warmer climates in the Fall.
These vines can be supported by arbors, posts, wire fences, and trellises. Vines will gracefully meander over these structures and deliver beautiful vertical interest to your garden.
Take a look at these gorgeous Fall blooming vines that pollinators will visit over and over again.
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genus Lonicera Honeysuckle
Scentsation Lonicera
- Grows in zone 4 to 9
- Full Sun
- Reaches 10 feet tall by 5 feet wide
- Fragrant yellow white blooms that develop into bright red berries
- Blooms Summer and Fall
- Resistant to deer
- Attracts birds
Goldflame Lonicera
- Also known as honeysuckle
- Grows in zones 4 to 9
- Part shade and part Sun to full Sun
- Reaches 10 to 15 feet tall by 3 to 6 feet wide
- Fragrant deep pink flower clusters with golden yellow interiors
- Blooms Spring, Summer, Fall
- Beneficial for pollinators
2. Clematis
Clematis Flamenco Dancer
- Grows in zones 4 to 9
- Part shade and part Sun to full Sun
- Reaches 8 to 10 feet tall with a spread of 42 – 48 inches
- Fragrant deep purple flowers similar to eggplant fading to lilac color as it matures
- Blooms late Spring to early Summer and again in early Fall
- Attracts butterflies and pollinators
- Plant in containers
Clematis p. Sweet Autumn
- Grows in zones 4 to 9
- Full Sun
- Reaches 15 feet tall
- Fragrant creamy white blooms
- Blooms in the Fall
- Attracts pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds
Clematis Duchess Of Albany
- Grows in zones 4 to 10
- Mostly Sunny to full Sun
- Reaches 10 to 20 feet high
- Deep pink bell-shaped flowers with a cherry red bar that are 2 to 3 inches wide
- Blooms from mid-Summer to mid Fall
- Beneficial for pollinators including butterflies and hummingbirds
- Tolerant of drought conditions once established
- Plant in containers
3. Morning Calm Trumpet Vine
- Grows in zones 6 to 10
- Morning Sun and afternoon shade to full Sun
- Reaches 20 to 25 feet high by 4 to 5 feet wide
- Peach orange colored trumpets with yellow throats
- Blooms late Spring to early Fall
- Attract hummingbirds
- Resistant to deer
- Tolerant of sandy, clay, and average soil conditions
- Grow as a hedge or screen
4. Rosa New Dawn – Fall Blooming Vines
- Grows in zones 5 to 9
- Part shade and part Sun to full Sun
- Reaches 18 to 20 feet tall and 7 to 10 feet wide
- Fragrant light pink double ruffled flowers with tones of pearlescent blush
- Blooms early Summer to mid Fall
- Attracts pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
- Tolerant of drought conditions once established
- Resistant to disease
5. Polygonum Polygonum auberti
- Grows in zones 4 to 8
- Full Sun
- Reaches 20 feet high and wide
- Clusters of small, fragrant silver white lacy blooms that is semi-evergreen foliage
- Blooms from late Summer to mid Fall
- Bee Friendly
- Resistant to pest and disease
- Tolerant of drought conditions once established
This concludes our list of Fall blooming vines that pollinators love. Vines are ideal for creating a privacy fence or hedge that will also satisfy pollinators too. Which of these vines are your favorites? We love them all! Beautiful flowers even in the Fall are important to any garden and landscape. Colorful blooms in the Autumn landscape are not only pleasing but critical for the survival of wildlife.
You will enjoy our Autumn flowers related posts.
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And if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us. We always are ready to help you out. Be sure to include your hardiness zone and light requirements for any gardening related questions. Thank you for dropping by.
Mary
