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1. Craig Nicholls and crew's knack for cranking out sunny pop and abrasive but melodic rock is undeniable, and The Best of the Vines delivers their singles and the tracks that sounded like singles. The collection begins with the big hits ("Get Free," "Ride," and "Highly Evolved"), then shows off some of the Vines ' best tangents, like the irrepressibly bouncy "Factory" and the lush balladry of "Vision Valley," .

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2. The leaves of Boston ivy can become a brilliant red in autumn and is attractive in summer, too, when it is a deep glossy green. Fall color is best when this vine receives ample sunshine, so if you are growing it in the shade, you need to be content with its summer look.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Best Of The Vines on Discogs.4/5(1).

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4. Jun 07,  · For gardeners that live in warmer zones, Kadsura japonica is a great shade vine to try. It is a semi-evergreen vine that grows in the shade and produces white or yellow flowers in the spring. But most of the time, it is grown for the beautiful red berries it produces in the fall and variegated leaves that stand out in the shade garden.

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5. Jul 14,  · Autumn Shade Lyrics: Slip into the autumn shade / I could sleep for days / But I like the sun when / I can hear another sound / It's a long way down / Keep my head up / Who am I to be this way.

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9. Perennial vines are a permanent fixture in a garden, returning spring after spring to cascade down fences, hide less-than-perfect structures or just present a point of interest in the garden. A large number of vines prefer full-sun conditions, but some attractive flowering and foliage vines thrive in partial to full shade.

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