RED Trumpet Vine - Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galen' - Prolific Bloomer - 3 - Year Live

Campsis x madame galen (trumpet Creeper 'madame galen' * Full sun to part shade * Zone 4-9 * 15-25' tall Trumpet Creeper 'madame galen' If you want hummingbirds to flock to your garden, Madame Galen Trumpet Vine is your . We know from growing this vine in our own gardens and watching how the hummingbirds go crazy over it. When Madame Galen is blooming, which is from mid-summer through fall, you could literally sit any day and watch hummingbirds visit and feed from the flowers from sunrise to sundown. The beautiful, eyecatching, deep orange to salmon-red trumpet-shaped flowers of this spectacular, fast growing vine are borne in large clusters, forming at the ends of branches. Exceptionally fast-growing to 25 feet in height/length, makes Madame Galen the perfect choice for growing on overhead structures such as arbors and pergolas, along the tops of deck rails and fences, and up tall posts and poles that can support the length of the vine. Madame Galen vine is tolerant of many soil types as long as they are fairly well-drained. The vine flowers heaviest in full sun, however will tolerate some shade in the morning or afternoon. This variety of trumpet vine (Campis) is more restrained and flowers much longer than the species: Campsis radicans.

• IF YOU WANT HUMMINGBIRDS TO FLOCK TO YOUR GARDEN, MADAME GALEN TRUMPET VINE IS YOUR . WHEN MADAME GALEN IS BLOOMING, WHICH IS FROM MID-SUMMER THROUGH FALL, YOU COULD LITERALLY SIT ANY DAY AND WATCH HUMMINGBIRDS VISIT AND FEED FROM THE FLOWERS FROM SUNRISE TO SUNDOWN..
• BEAUTIFUL, EYECATCHING, DEEP ORANGE TO SALMON-RED TRUMPET-SHAPED FLOWERS BORNE IN LARGE CLUSTERSTHIS VARIETY OF TRUMPET VINE (CAMPIS) IS MORE RESTRAINED AND FLOWERS MUCH LONGER THAN THE SPECIES: CAMPSIS RADICANS..
• EXCEPTIONALLY FAST-GROWING TO 25 FEET IN HEIGHT/LENGTH.
• MADAME GALEN VINE IS TOLERANT OF MANY SOIL TYPES.
• 3 - YEAR VINE REACHES 15-25 FEET AT MATURITY SHIPPED IN A CONTAINER WITH SOIL - ZONE 4-9.
• THESE WILL BE DORMANT SEPT. - APR. THAT MEANS THESE DIE BACK TO THE GROUND EACH YEAR AND REGROW FROM THERE!!.