Campsis Flava | Yellow Trumpet Vine | Climbing Plants Outdoor Garden Ready to Plant | Flowering Garden Plants Hardy | Fast Growing for Trellis, Walls, Fences (2 Litre Pot, 60-80cm)

• BEAUTIFUL CLIMBING GARDEN PLANTS - Campsis Flava, or Yellow Trumpet Vine, are outdoor climbing plants with glossy, green leaves and bright yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers in summer.
• OUTDOOR GARDEN AND PATIO PLANTS – These stunning climbing plants grow on climbing vines, clinging to surfaces with aerial rootlets and covering bare walls or fences with beautiful blooms.
• GARDEN READY PLANTS – Do you have a bare wall, fence, or trellis in your garden? A climber is the perfect garden plant to fill that blank space with alluring summer blooms, these are outdoor plants ready to plant as soon as they arrive!
• OUTDOOR FLOWERING PLANTS – The perfect climber for adding a splash of colour to any garden or patio or to add some beautiful bright yellow to existing floral displays.
• BEE FRIENDLY PLANTS GARDEN READY - These climbers are also bee friendly plants – great for attracting more bees and butterflies to your garden!

Campsis Flava, also commonly known as the Yellow Trumpet Vine, is a stunning, flowering, climbing plant which produces an eye-catching summer spectacle of blooms. Deciduous, dark green leaves grow on climbing vines which cling to surfaces with their aerial rootlets, covering walls and fences with glossy foliage. Throughout the summer months, bright, golden yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers pepper the climbing vines. This outdoor plant flowers for a long period over the summer, perfect for adding colour to the garden for the full season. The Yellow Trumpet Vine is also a bee friendly plant, fabulous for attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to the garden with masses of bright, summer flowers. This climber looks great planted against a bare wall, fence, or trellis, where the vines can grow and climb to create a magnificent floral display. Campsis Flava will grow best in moist, well-drained soil in a sunny spot in the garden. Prune in late winter or early spring to encourage new growth and flowering for the coming season. This plant is deciduous, so will lose its foliage over the winter months each year. Please Note: Images are for illustrative purposes only and designed to be a representation of the item(s) being sold. Depending on seasonality, deciduous plants may be supplied in their dormant state and without leaves. Plants may also be pruned back, lower than stated heights, to encourage new growth.