Fractured, genre-defying, free-wheeling madness set to tape by Jared Fairfi… Read Full Bio ↴Fractured, genre-defying, free-wheeling madness set to tape by Jared Fairfield (One time resident of Las Vegas and currently residing in rural Maine). Hardcore bits, folksy bits, droney bits, melodic passages, atonal passages, all wrapped up in experimental winding and truncated structures coupled with wild lyrics (English, Spanish, and nonsense) delivered in the most insane falsetto/scream/shout delivery I've ever heard. Asesquimal is the pluralistic and un-chainable anarchic side of Jared Fairfield's output, the metaphoric child of post-modernism and noise/pysch/music-concrete with shit smeared all over its face. Sit back, be perturbed, be befuddled, but most of all be entertained.

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Bignonia Toes
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@feistyoldgal8257

44w↑4

Would love see a video on the native vine, Coral Honeysuckle.

@MsCmsh

18w

🙄🤔 Since I’m not very familiar with vine type plants in general, I’m still not very comfortable putting them in the garden. An evergreen flowering vine… very tempting!!

@kitsvn

28w↑1

I’m trying to learn more about crossvine. Older folks in the little towns where I grew up told stories about smoking this rolled in tobacco when they were kids!

@loricawley54

44w↑2

I have six of these plants on a chainlink fence that separates my fruit and veggie garden from the rest of my backyard in west Tx, zone 8a. They do well here and do turn purple in the fall/winter. I haven’t found that they sucker for me, but we r extremely dry here. They do get regular irrigation, but we also have very alkaline soil and water due to the lack of rainfall so that might control their tendency to sucker. I absolutely love these plants!

@charchar9085

43w↑1

Do they try to grow on the ground? I'm Texas 9a and need something really hardy on my chainlink fence but won't overrun my plants in garden bed.

@loricawley54

43w

@@charchar9085 No, they don't.

@charchar9085

43w↑1

@@loricawley54 thanks for the reply! I bought some Star Jasmine's and they aren't doing so well so may give crossvine a try.

@loricawley54

43w

@@charchar9085 I've found that crossvines do really well in the heat and drought.

@charchar9085

43w↑1

@@loricawley54 and we got plenty of HEAT now!

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@awildapproach

28w

Fantastic video! I just bought two of these today. Excited to add this one to my garden.

@thomasnoble1816

44w↑2

I am trying native honeysuckle vines on my 6B property. It looks like I have something else to try if it fails.

@katieking7671

36w

My favorite hoping to get it to grow on the roof

@judymckerrow6720

44w

Thank you Jim. I’m going to have to try and find one of these, I have the perfect spot for one and I like to feed the hummingbirds. Win win.🌸💚🙃

@kristopherfante9646

44w

Brushwood nursery sells them online.

@cece_marie

44w

It's been on my list of plants to pick up if I see them somewhere!

@oreosk8ter

These vines have taken over just about everything in my yard. They smother trees and bushes and they don't even flower lol. They are absolutely beautiful but I've been killing them. Maybe I'll make an arch just for them but geez they're a pest in my yard.

@marythomson3229

43w↑2

My father used to rabbit hunt and cut off some of the thicker stems of this and bring it home. We would split it into sticks and smoke it. It would give us a bit of a sore throat if we did it a lot but was kinda fun. This was 50-60 years ago when I was a child.

@kitsvn

28w↑1

thank you for sharing this story!
I recently learned that some of the older folks in my small community would do this growing up in the early 1900’s (extremely rural). It’s a fascinating bit of American history.

@jordanyeager9220

44w↑2

This plant is extremely invasive here in Florida ZONE 8. I've seen it devouring power lines and abandoned homes.

@oreosk8ter

I'm having a hard time trying to stop them from smothering trees and bushes in my yard. They are killing my beautiful trees and bushes.

@dorindajenkins7825

44w

🙋

@kso808

44w

I may have a bit of this, or at least used to. Is this the same thing as trumpet vine?

@warp9p659

44w↑2

No, trumpet vine is a different plant. Both are vigorous growers, but in my garden the trumpet vine is the one that really gets out of control fast.

@jcking6785

44w

Not the same vine. Cross vine blooms earlier than Trumpet vine, leaves are very different. In central KY, the Cross Vine I see growing in the wild has a yellow and muddy reddish bloom.