Trumpet vine (Campsis radicans), often found in central and eastern regions of the U.S., blooms with showy flowers on vines that grow as long as 30 feet.

Trumpet Vine Trumpet vine (Campsis radicans), often found in central and eastern regions of the U.S., blooms with showy flowers on vines that grow as long as 30 feet.

If you are looking for a plant that will quickly cover fences, one gardening expert has suggested a standout plant that is both quick-growing and eye-catching ...

Trumpet vine (Campsis radicans) can grow 20 feet or more in a season, and will load itself with red-orange blooms. Keep in mind that regular pruning will be necessary to keep this plant manageable ...

Campsis radicans is a rampant grower too, so be careful where you plant it, as it is heavy and likely to bring down any supports if they are not secure. A more gentle climber is Hoya carnosa.

Frequently Asked Questions 1 – What are the best climbing plants for a sunny wall? For a sunny, south- or west-facing wall, go for wisteria, jasmine, climbing roses, or trumpet vine (Campsis radicans) ...

Most gardeners have a problem area in their ‘estates’. An ugly shed, a deck with six feet of bare legs, a neighbor’s ugly fence, the places you can’t plant a coverup hedge. The solution ...

Michael added: "Trumpet vines or Campsis radicans are a vigorous woody climber grown for its attractive orange-red trumpet-like flowers in contrast to its lush green leaves." "Fast-growing, it ...

Explaining its distinctive features, Michael added: "Trumpet vines or Campsis radicans are a vigorous woody climber grown for its attractive orange-red trumpet-like flowers in contrast to its lush ...

Michael continued: "Trumpet vines or Campsis radicans are a vigorous woody climber grown for its attractive orange-red trumpet-like flowers in contrast to its lush green leaves.

Up and over: Clematis, foreground, and other climbers add colour, shade, privacy, screening, food and beauty to a garden. Having briefly touched on the subject of climbers in a recent column it is ...