Trumpet Vine Campsis radicans Vigorous Climber, Orange OR red Trumpet Flowers, 10-15cm Tall (Bare stem) Young Plant in an 8cm Pot, Ready to be Planted Out from July

• Our best available 10-15cm tall tall, bare stem (not budding out until mid to late April) plant in a sturdy 8cm pot; freshly hand picked from our nursery benches; cultivated under UK climatic conditions.
• with our special packing method, developed by us (no plant movement in transit)
• orange to red trumpet flowers in Summer
• vigorous climber with a weeping habit
• drought tolerant, easy to grow, underrated

A vigorous climbing plant with orange to red, trumpet-like flowers during summer. Usually fully hardy. Drought tolerant and can be grown on poor soil. Does well on a south wall or on stone, wood or metal fence. It is best to trim the branches back to within a foot of the head in late winter so it will form a dense even top instead of long, leggy branches - however if one likes the longer form, trim it back only half of their length. This does not hurt the floral display as it blooms on the new wood. Other common names: Hummingbird Vine, Trumpet Creeper Native to: Southern US Family: Bignoniaceae (Bignonia Family) Habit (UK conditions): climbing, deciduous shrub Growth rate: medium then fast Max. size in 10 years: 6m x 2m (on a large fence for example) Main value: flowers Flower colour: orange - red Flowering period: June-September Autumn coloration: orange-yellowish but not significant Preferences: moist yet well drained soil, full sun of half shade Hardiness: hardy in the UK and most of Europe