Trumpet Vine

Description: Trumpet vine (Campsis radicans). : Few hardy vines can offer an equal amount of color and vigor.

Newest Review: ... grow green leaves. The leaves are what are termed as pinnate this means feather like with one leaf having lots of smaller ... more

... leaflets which grow opposite each other. The group of leaflets are 10 -30 cm long. The Aerial roots grow from the stems of this vine. The Arial roots help this vine cling to its support the stems wind a little too but generally the trumpet vine does need other support too. This plant does grow quickly and will soon overrun a stone wall. It flowers between June September. The flowers are trumpet like hence the name trumpet vine The flowers are quite large 3 to 8cm long they grow in clusters when they turn to seeds...more

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Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49

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Trumpet Vine: You can not blow this trumpet (448 words)
by - written on 10/09/07 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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Trumpet vine, Campsis radicans (Bignoniaceae) .I do not have a trumpet vine growing in my garden, but I know someone who does. My friend has a yellow flowered trumpet vine growing vigorously up an archway. This is in full sun. The vine will also grow along the ground where there is no support and makes a good ground cover. This vine looks magnificent in a green house too This flower comes in a few different colours ranging from yellow through orange to red. The roots like a fertile, moist soil that drains well. The plant will shoot upwards and grow green leaves. The leaves are what are termed as pinnate this means feather like with ... Read the complete review