Trumpet Vine

$6.59

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Trumpet Vine

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Exposure:

Full Sun

Planting Zones:

4-9

Height at Maturity:

Under 12"

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Bare root

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5-7 Days

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Groundcover

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Trumpet Vine

$6.59

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March April

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Description Reviews

Trumpet Vines (Campsis radicans)

Trumpet Vines: Campsis radicans, which most call the trumpet vine or trumpet creeper, is a fast-growing, multi-stemmed, perennial vine. It is a North American native species originating in the southeastern United States. However, it is an adaptable flower that will grow in most USDA growing zones.

If you need a hardy perennial to cover a large section of fence or to hide an eyesore, trumpet vines can accomplish that task for you within a few seasons. The vines can grow as long as forty feet.

The key to growing healthy trumpet vines is to aerate the soil for faster drainage and fertilize it twice a year. It will also tolerate heat and drought and bounce back after the winter cold.

The Immense Charm of Trumpet Vines

Trumpet vines are famous for their ability to grow fast, but perhaps more so for the rustic charm of the vine and flowers.

The vine is woody and bears dark green, ovate and serrated leaves with a pointed tip. The stems are a slightly lighter hue, creating a lovely tonal effect.

The plant takes its name from the trumpet-shaped flowers, a vibrant coral to orange in color. Each flower is reasonably sized, measuring one to three inches across. However, these blossoms are eye-catching because they tend to bloom in clusters of five to seven flowers. These flowery clusters create large splashes of color against the green vines.

Plant Campsis radicans if You Love Hummingbirds

Due to the long trumpet-shaped blossoms, Campsis radicans attract hummingbirds' attention. Gardeners who create hummingbird gardeners enjoy planting this flowery vine on an arbor or trellis. This inclusion in the garden allows them to contribute to hummingbird health by providing natural nectar instead of constantly refilling feeders.

Why do gardeners care so much about these tiny birds? Here's the answer. Hummingbirds are essential plant pollinators because their long beaks can pollinate slender flowers that other birds cannot.

Order Your Trumpet Vines From TN Nursery

If you want to cover a tall fence or an eyesore with vines or attract busy little hummingbirds, give trumpet vines a try. Order from TN Nursery today.

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Donna Bruder
Trumpet vine

Great pieces of root sent. Being in Florida I really wanted a live plant at least 4 in growing.my mistake

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Donna Bruder
Trumpet...

Great pieces of root sent. Being in Florida I really wanted a live plant at least 4 in growing.my mistake

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Gary L. Harris
Just planted

The roots were healthy and hydrated. I planted them and am hoping for the best spring, yet. First time planting bare roots. I live in Santa Fe.

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Garry
Great job!

Item was well packed, very reasonable prices, fast shipping!

Thank you so much for your feedback, Garry! It makes our day hearing about how much our customers love plants.

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Darryl Messier
Just received haven't planted yet

vines are in 1 gallon pot's will plant in the spring so far looking good