Hello flower lovers,
Campsis radicans also known as Trumpet Vine or Trumpet Creeper is a high-climbing woody vine, so named because its showy flowers are trumpet-shaped. Campsis radicans, comes from the Greek word, kampe, which refers to the curved stamens of the blooms. The second word, radicans, means “rooting”, which refers to the abundant rootlike aerial stems that can form on the plant, holding it in place as a groundcover and often tripping passersby. This is what gives the plant the nickname “hellvine” or “devil’s shoestrings.” Showy clusters of yellow orange to red trumpet-shaped flowers first appear in summer and are produced continuously until early autumn.Today we share the beautiful trumpet creeper flowers for you.

































































































































































































































































































































































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