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BIGNONIA (BIGNONIACEAE) CAMPSIS RADICANS, BIGNONIA CAPREOLATA

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BIGNONIA (BIGNONIACEAE) CAMPSIS RADICANS

It is a rustic exterior climbing plant, excellent for covering decorative walls and fences;
It has aerial roots that allow it to climb anchored firmly;
The leaves grow in groups of about 7-11 leaves; The margin of the leaf is slightly serrated;
The inflorescences are colors in shades of red and orange.

6-8 M

4-6 M

MIN. -20/-17°C

BIGNONIA (BIGNONIACEAE) CAPREOLATA

The leaves are oval, oblong, toothed, glossy green in spring and summer and red in autumn, and grow in pairs symmetrically around the branch.
It is moreover a climbing plant, that is "clings" with the suction cups which are located at the end of the branched tendrils of the leaves.
The flowers, orange-red, are grouped into peaks pedunculated and have a long tubular corolla about 4 or 5 cm ending with five lobes enlarged.

Genus Bignonia
Type Climbers
Habit semis. with vigorous vines
Glossy green oval leaves red in autumn
Red-orange trumpet flowers in spikes
Fruitsimilar to pods in autumn
Preferred ground fertile, moist but well drained

6-8 M

4-6 M

MIN. -20/-17°C