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Full sun for the heaviest bloom. It grows in part shade but flowers less.
Bignonia capreolata
A native vine hummingbirds find fast.

Full sun for the heaviest bloom. It grows in part shade but flowers less.
Weekly the first summer. Once established it handles dry spells.
Plant 12 in. from the base of the support and lean the stems toward it. Average, well-drained soil.
Compost in spring. Fertilizer gives you leaves instead of flowers.
Prune right after the spring bloom to control size. Next year's flowers form on this year's growth.
Heavy bloom in April and May, scattered flowers after. Leaves turn purplish in winter and may drop in a hard freeze.
Few problems. It can sucker from the roots; pull the extras. No flowers usually means too much shade.
Why we stock it: Fast cover and hummingbirds, without the takeover habits of trumpet creeper.
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