Trumpet Vine
climber
🔬 Campsis radicans
Bignoniaceae
Lamiales
6-10 متر
climber
A fast-growing perennial woody climber, characterized by its large trumpet-shaped flowers in orange or red. Used for covering fences, pergolas, and walls.
Compound pinnate leaves, dark green glossy, toothed edges, deciduous in winter.
Large trumpet-shaped flowers, orange or red, in terminal clusters in summer and autumn, attracting hummingbirds.
A fast-growing perennial woody climber from the Bignoniaceae family, characterized by its large trumpet-shaped flowers in orange or red. Used for covering fences, pergolas, and walls, considered one of the fastest-growing climbers.
Sow seeds, stem cuttings, or seedlings in spring in warm well-drained soil. Prefers full sun and fertile soil. Needs strong support for climbing.
Long pod-like fruits containing winged seeds, ripening in autumn.
Covering fences and walls, decorating pergolas and trellises, covering balconies, garden decoration.
جنوب شرق الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية، وتزرع في جميع المناطق الدافئة حول العالم.
Southeastern United States, now cultivated in all warm regions worldwide.
Regular watering during growing season, hard pruning in late winter to control growth and encourage flowering. Light fertilizing in spring.
Summer and Autumn
Known as "Trumpet Vine" or "Trumpet Creeper", attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. Considered one of the fastest-growing climbers in warm climates.
Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, provides dense coverage, helps cool buildings, decorates fences and walls.
Low pest susceptibility, may be affected by aphids, powdery mildew, or rust in humid conditions.
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