Maypop thrives in dry conditions and is widespread in ancient fields and on the edges of forests. Winter brings death to the land, but spring brings life. Seeds and cuttings are two methods of propagation. Plant maypop vines on trellises or fences, or let them climb over bushes and trees.

 

• A Vine That Grows Quickly Over Time
• Native to the Southeast of America
• Blooms from the end of April to September, dying back in the winter and coming back in the spring.
• USDA Zones 5-9. Prefers Well Drained Soils.
• The plant will come to you in a 4" container.