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I planted this vine 25 years ago in my garden, currently it is a hedge that separates my home from my neighbors and also planted as a shr...Read More
This species is a large, fast-growing woody climber that can reach 50' tall if planted in the ground in a frost-free climate. It performs...Read More
This site tells me that the plant I was inquiring about (Zimbabwe creeper) needs to be pruned extensively. I will try that and hope for ...Read More
I live in Port St. John Florida, love my Port St. John plant. It loves to be trimmed and blossoms alot more when pruned.
This vine appeared in the second summer after hurricane Ike, as did a lot of other weird plants. I believed it to be a weed until I saw ...Read More
Some 35 years ago my father struggled to get this plant to grow on our property at the 2500 foot elevation on Maui, HI. He finally gave ...Read More
I bought this in Fredericksburg, Texas, as a "Lavender Trumpet Vine" two years ago, assuming it was just a lavender version of our prolif...Read More
Borderline Zone 8b/9a - This vine blooms for me here in September and its flowering lasts until the frost (usually in December). It has ...Read More
LOVE this vine, and LOVE the fragrance!
It is one of my favorites!
This vine dies back to the ground here in zone eight, bu...Read More
Grows very profusly in the middle of Mexico - flowers just about all year, losing some leaves in Dec & Jan. Used here to cover wire fenc...Read More
In Flordia it seems to do will with pruning in late Aug.or eary Sept.. I am very glad to have found out what it is called. Thank you.
Also known as Port St. John's Creeper or Port St. John's-klimop. Can be contained in large planter and trained on a wall or pruned to for...Read More