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Plant Type: Vines
Evergreen-Deciduous: Evergreen
Overall Mature Size: Large
Also Grown As: Staked
Mature Height & Spread: vine to 20-30'
Natural Growth Habit: Spreading
Native To: South America
Exposure: Full Sun, Partial Shade
Water: Medium Water
Flower Color: Lavender
Bloom Time: Spring, Summer, Fall
Special Features: Attracts Birds/Butterflies
Container Sizes: #1, #5, #15
Sunset Garden Zones: 8, 9, 12-24
Bignonia violacea is an older, but still commonly used name for Clytostoma callistegioides which has been through a few different reclassifications over the last several years. As the genome was sequenced the horticultural community learned more about exactly how it is related to other plants, and some name changes have occurred. If you’re looking for a tropical flavor, but can’t exactly baby your garden, Lavender Trumpet Vine is a remarkably good choice. This Bignonia is not picky about soils or irrigation once it’s gotten itself established, and will quickly fill out to ten or more feet in height, climbing wherever the tendrils can find purchase. Plant Bignonia where it will get full sun, if you want to get the best show of flowers. Despite being a quick grower, Bignonia violacea is not especially aggressive, and does not seem prone to invasive behavior. Plant Lavender Trumpet Vine where the thick evergreen foliage and generous show of hummingbird-attracting flowers is desired.
Bignonia violacea is an older, but still commonly used name for Clytostoma callistegioides which has been through a few different reclassifications over the last several years. As the genome was sequenced the horticultural community learned more about exactly how it is related to other plants, and some name changes have occurred. If you’re looking for a tropical flavor, but can’t exactly baby your garden, Lavender Trumpet Vine is a remarkably good choice. This Bignonia is not picky about soils or irrigation once it’s gotten itself established, and will quickly fill out to ten or more feet in height, climbing wherever the tendrils can find purchase. Plant Bignonia where it will get full sun, if you want to get the best show of flowers. Despite being a quick grower, Bignonia violacea is not especially aggressive, and does not seem prone to invasive behavior. Plant Lavender Trumpet Vine where the thick evergreen foliage and generous show of hummingbird-attracting flowers is desired.
