Hibbertia scandens
Guinea Gold Vine
Dilleniaceae
Evergreen, Ground covers, Vines
HIBBERTIAMost of these evergreen shrubs and vines are native to Australia, including those described here. All types have bright yellow flowers resembling wild roses.
Hibbertia scandensFast-growing vine climbs by twining stems to 8–10 ft. In ideal climate, foliage is handsome all year—narrow, waxy dark green leaves to 3 in. long. Blooms from spring into early fall. Good for small garden areas if trained on trellis or against low fence; can be grown as ground cover. Do any significant thinning in late fall or winter; remove errant stems as needed during bloom time. Recovers quickly from light frosts.
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