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Wednesday, 13 August 2008 |
Campsis radicans, on its common name trumpet creeper or trumpet vine is a hardy perennial, deciduous, self-clinging, fast growing climber that will grow to heights up to 12 m. It will quickly cover fences and other structures so it suitable for pergolas, south walls and fences that you need to cover fast. It is best used in woodland gardens and natural areas where it has enough space to grow. It is grown for its showy, spectacular and exotic trumpet-shaped flowers that vary in color from red to orange and bright yellow. Flowers appear in mid to late summer and are grouped in terminal clusters of 4-12 flowers. They are attractive to bees, butterflies and birds. This vine is well adapted to temperate climates, and gives a tropical touch to any garden when in full bloom.
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