Trumpet Vine, Red If you've driven through established neighborhoods in much of the country and spied a brilliant vine in during the dog days of summer, one with a huge number of scarlet trumpet shaped blooms, odds are that you've stumbled upon this favorite, commonly known as a trumpet vine. The flowers are 3" long with scalloped petal edges and the blooms are produced in clusters at the branch tips. Attractive to hummingbirds, these are fun and easy vines to grow, with the ability to thrive in even poor soils. This speedy grower may be trimmed to your desired size in the late winter or early spring (cut back by half if you like) or trained to climb along a fence. Highlights & Hints - A classic garden staple - Will scamble up any support structure, rooting as it climbs. - Wonderful source of living shade. Common Name: Trumpet vine, trumpet creeper, hummingbird vine Botanical Name: Campsis radicans syn. Bignonia radicans Color: Rich scarlet flowers, attractive to hummingbirds Mature Height: Mature vine climbs to 30 feet, can be trimmed back by half Hardiness: Zones 5-9, hardy in zone 4 with protection and careful placement Bloom Time: Late summer through fall Bulb/Plant Size: 4" pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: one 4 " pot Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Full to f iltered sun Moisture: moderate Planting Depth: keep the soil line at the same level as on root ball Spacing: 4 feet

You'll Receive one 4 " pot