Gardening experts have a favourite fast-growing climber, and it might be the simplest way to bring instant beauty and privacy ...

The major issue with trumpet vine is how aggressive it grows – it can quickly grow over fences, roofs, walls and other structures. It can spread up to 40 feet away from its center.

One reason we do plant trumpet vine is the prolific flower production throughout the summer and its ability to attract hummingbirds. These wonderful winged creatures love brightly colored flowers ...

A: Trumpet vines are notoriously slow to start blooming. They often focus mainly on growing shoots the first two years, then start to flower the third year and beyond. However, I've heard of cases ...

A: The plant in question is our native trumpet vine, Campsis radicans.Trumpet vine seems to be a copious producer of nectar, which is why hummingbirds are often heard buzzing the tree tops where ...

Growing Trumpet Vines. Boasting impressive heights of up to 30 to 40 feet and widths between four to 10 feet, trumpet vines thrive in full sun to partial shade ...

Floral vines like jasmine, trumpet vines, honeysuckle, clematis and cup-and-saucer vine all provide scented flowers that attract these pollinators while providing shade on the structure.

This trumpet creeper plant is trained to grow in an arbor. Trumpet creeper blooms in midsummer, and sometimes has a second bloom before autumn’s chill arrives.