A Planter for Vines

 In past summers, I've planted vines that did not perform for me. 

This year, I'll try producing again but I'm putting three vines in one pot 

so maybe one of them will be happy 

and fill out my trellis during the summer and into autumn.

This year's star is a Passionflower vine, Passiflora 'Aphrodite's Nightie'.  

It will bloom purple with curling tendrils to hold it to the trellis.  

It should bloom best when the nights warm up in summer.

To accompany it, I planted a Moon Flower vine, Ipomoea alba, 

which will bloom in mid-summer through fall -- and at night with a sweet fragrance. T

hey should be good companions in terms of blooming. 

Moon flowers are poisonous, but not as much as a night-blooming Datura vine.

And just to make sure I get some full-time bloom

 and coverage of the trellis, I planted a pink Thunbergia Sunny Susie 'Rose Sensation' too.  

It should bloom in the daytime when the Passion flower has passed its prime. 

And to cover up the bare bottom of the trellis 

as the vines grow up, I planted a Euphorbia 'Blush'.

It should mound at the base with green leaves

 blushed with red and a profusion of small pink blooms.

The show must go on.  

Let's see which one is the star 

and which one is the understudy.