What vine plants other than grape can be used for forming wreaths?

i cannot remember the name, b ut there is any ivy that has heart shaped leaves that you can train into almost anything you want. sold at any garden center, I have even seem them at wal mart

What vine plants other than grape can be used for forming wreaths?
Wisteria does well. But personally, I would go to a place like Michael's or a craft store for one already made. Ready made has already dried so there is no shrinkage, plus one does not risk a manicure. Maybe I'm lazy but unless you have the vines already growing in your garden, the cost of a ready made, especially if you have a coupon from Michael's or A.C. Moore for 40% is more cost efficient. Plus the stores have different shapes. I have seen some attractive square wreaths, plus hearts for Valentines.
Reply:wysteria


morning glory (very thin, good for small wreath)


kudzu (loooots of that available)
Reply:Any plant you care to use is suitable to make a wreath.It is a matter of correct usage of placement materials with the plant matter.
Reply:tropical foilage , english ivy,
Reply:My favorite is honeysuckle. It is strong, yet easy to work with; it makes light weight, dainty wreaths; availability is good, low to the ground. It grows back quickly if you don't ravage it. In my shop, I use it for garland as well.