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About This Plant
A stunning native vine, this prolific bloomer produces tubular reddish-orange flowers that hummingbirds love! It's an aggressive vine and will grow into brick mortar; consider a separate, substantial trellis in full sun to give this plant space and support to grow. It is drought tolerant and blooms for a long time. Be careful when pruning – sap may irritate your skin.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
The species name “radicans” is Latin for “producing roots” and references the vine’s mode of climbing.
Alternate Names
Trumpetcreeper, Devil’s Shoelaces, Hell Vine, Shoestrings, Trumpet Climber, Trumpet Honeyscuckle, Trumpet Vine, Virginian Trumpet Flower, Cow-itch, Cow Vine, Foxglove Vine
