Clytostoma Callistegioides Violet Trumpet Vine
Clytostoma Callistegioides Violet Trumpet Vine. Leathery, bright green foliage provides contrast to large lavender trumpet flowers in spring through fall; Clytostoma callistegioides, bignonia lindleyana violet trumpet vine, lavender trumpet vine family:
Both clytostoma callistegioides or ‘trumpet vine’ and its close relative clytostoma binatum are grown as an ornamental climbing plants. Well drained soils but mulch to retain some moisture. Excellent vine for areas of florida too cold for more tender bignonia relatives such as pandorea.
Needs Support, So It's Good For Trellises Or Disguising Old Tree Stumps Etc.
Leathery, bright green foliage provides contrast to large lavender trumpet flowers in spring through fall; Violet trumpet vine grows into a medium to large size evergreen vine with glossy green foliage and colorful lavender flowers. Well drained soils but mulch to retain some moisture.
They Are Best In Warm Regions, But Are So Colorful They Are Worth Growing Even Where They Are Only Marginally Hardy.they Die Down To The Ground At 20º F, Dying At 10º F.
Trellis, arbor, pergola, wall cover, green wallscapes, or sprawling ground cover. Shiny oblong leaves in pairs with a tendril to climb with, in spring 1 inch flared trumpets, lavender blue with purple throats last 4 /6 weeks and cover the plant. Will attract hummingbirds and butterflies;
Virgin’s Bower (Clematis Drummondii) This Vine Is Native To Arizona And Baja.
Hailing from southern brazil and argentina, it has the characteristic flared trumpet flowers of members of the bignonia family (bignoniaceae). This woody stemmed evergreen vine belongs to the bignonia family of plants and is native to southern brazil and argentina. Common names of clytostoma callistegioides are violet trumpet vine and argentine trumpet vine.
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