Orange trumpet creeper vine – Campsis radicans (2x pint pots)
Live perennial vine ideal for fences or arbors, attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, and grows quickly in sun to partial shade. Note sap is poisonous; wear protective clothing when pruning. Customer feedback ranges from healthy, quality plants to concerns about growth rate and size
Highlights
- pollinator-friendly
- fast-growing vine
- native Southeast US origin
Pros
- attracts butterflies & hummingbirds
- fast-growing once established
- suitable for fences or arbors
- flowers in summer
Cons
- self-seeding and potentially aggressive growth
- sap is poisonous and may irritate skin
- mixed feedback on growth rate and size
Best For
Features
- [INFO1] - Plant on your fence or arbor & attract butterflies & hummingbirds through the summer. Also
- called hummingbird vine
- it's a reliable bloomer & fast growing vine once established. Grows best in full sun to partially shaded areas. Water regularly the first season planted to establish. Prune your trumpet creeper plants annually in late winter.
- [INFO2] - Though trumpet creeper vines show no serious disease problems
- they are self seeding which produces suckers making them sometimes aggressive growing vines. Trumpet creepers are native vines to the Southeast United States. Note wear protective clothing when pruning as the sap is poisonous and can irritate skin.
- [DETAILS] - Category Perennials
- Perennial Plants
- Vines Plant Type Deciduous Light Requirement Full Sun