For a fast-growing, thick evergreen vine on a trellis—one in-ground near the house, one in a large pot on a second-story deck—in Austin’s zone 8 climate, consult the Travis County Extension Office. They provide research-based recommendations for your exact microclimate, soil, and pest pressures.
Travis County Extension Office
Jeffery Ripley, County Coordinator
Phone: 512-854-9600 | Fax: 512-854-9611
Mailing: 1600-B Smith Rd, Austin, TX 78721
Your extension agent can tailor selections to sun exposure, wind, and maintenance preferences.
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