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what would be a good climbing plant for a big stone wall that would be a good bee plant?

 
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Looking for a neat vine to cover a stone wall and be good for bees also.
 
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If you could mount some small eye bolts in the stones near the top to hang strings or wire from, you could have almost any climber/vine. Pole beans, sweet potatoes, cucurbits, climbing roses, or clematis come to mind.

What is your main objective - beauty, usefulness, or the bees? Do you prefer annual or perennial?
 
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