Bignonia capreolata Atrosanguinea | Red Cross Vine | Trumpet Flower | 5_Seeds Magenta

Bignonia capreolata Atrosanguinea | Red Cross Vine | Trumpet Flower | 5_Seeds MagentaThis is Bignonia capreolata Atrosanguinea, also known as Red Crossvine, Red Cross Vine, and Trumpet Flower. This perennial climber is a very popular plant with birds, bees, butterflies, and humans. It likes to live in full sun or partial shade and anything in between. Its beautiful red blossoms are out from the middle of the Spring until early Fall. The hummingbirds really love this plant and they are on it most of the time. This is a great choice for

The flowers start out pink

USDA Hardiness Zone 4 to 10

and it is also popular with the bees and butterflies

This is Impatiens balsamina Purple

Growing up to 8 feet tall Berberis fendleri likes to live in full sun to partial shade

One of these seeds was recovered from a dry lake bed in China and carbon testing dated the seed as being at least 1000 years old

Painted Lady

North American Indians dries and aged the roots of this plant

But the real star is the train whistle shaped purple flowers with creamy delicately haired throats

Medinilla magnifica likes to live in light shade

Horn of Plenty

Corylus cornuta californica is a larval host plant for the Half-white Carpet Moth