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Best flower production is obtained in full sun. Tolerates however a wide variety of soils.

Thrives in organically rich, well-drained soils, in full sun or part shade.

To prevent it from spreading to areas where it is not desired, pull up the root suckers as they are spotted.

Easy to grow, this Trumpet Vine is incredibly free-flowering and can quickly grow up to 30-50 ft.

Make sure you keep it under tight control as this vineВ spreads both by seeds and root suckers. The foliage of opposite, compound, glossy dark green leaves is evergreen in mild climates areas but turns reddish-purple in colder areas before dropping to the ground.Д¬limbing or scrambling over everything in its path, via twining tendrils with adhesive disks at their tip, Cross Vine is often cultivated for its glowing flowers and its ability to quickly cover structures with its attractive foliage. The blooms are followed by greenish, pod-like seeds which mature in late summer and persist into fall. Hummingbirds love them and never fail visiting them. Lasting up to four weeks, the flowers provide a spectacular floral display. Regarded as one of the most floriferous of the vining plants, it is practically smothered in large clusters of 2 to 5 colorful blossoms in mid spring, with intermittent summer blooms.

long (5 cm), in bright shades of orange, yellow or red.

A showstopping native to the southeastern United States, Bignonia capreolata (Cross Vine) is a fast growing, self-clinging, woody vine with a profusion of fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers, 2 in.