CAMPSIS radicans 'Atropurpurea'
Common Trumpet Creeper
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:: Bignoniaceae
:: CAMPSIS
:: radicans
:: 'Atropurpurea'
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Main asset
A vigorous climber, the reddest of all Trumpet Creepers.
Remarks
Better hardiness than CAMPSIS grandiflora. The lignification of late summer shoots is often insufficient, causing the death of the terminal parts in winter. This does not handicap the growth or subsequent flowering. Prune in march.
Vigorous deciduous climber originating from US South-East, usually climbing by aerial roots (but often needing to be tied). Flowering clusters of orange-red trumpets after July.
- Uses: Fencing mesh, tonelles, walls with trellising, shrub on support, existing tree colonization.
Global caracteristics:
- Type of foliage: deciduous
- Habit: liana
- Height: 10 m x 5 m (33 ft x 16 ft)
- Growth: fast
- Flowering period: July to September
Shape and colours:
- Foliage shape: pinnate
- Foliage colour: dark green
- Foliage colour in autumn: yellow
- Flowers shape: panicles
- Flowers colour: red
Plantation:
- Soil type: fertile, drained
- Exposure: sun, part-shade
- Hardiness: - 30 °C (-22 °F - USDA zone 4b)