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Old Nectar: A Garden for All Seasons
The Chinese trumpet climber (Campsis grandiflora) also flowers in mid-summer.
It too is a vigorous plant suitable only for large gardens. It carries its apricot-
coloured, trumpet- shaped flowers in large showy clusters. Guinea gold vine is
the ...
The flowers are white, fading to yellow. Beaumontia grandiflora (Syn. Echites
grandiflora); Family: Apocynaceae; Origin: India; Common Name: Nepal Trumpet
Climber. A strong, quick-growing ornamental climber which has a woody stem
and ...
Gurcharan Singh Randhawa, Amitabha Mukhopadhyay,
1986
It is particularly helpful in autumn, when other flowering plants are getting ready
to take a winter break. The late summer to autumn flowers are followed by pod-
like fruit. • Campsis grandiflora, the Chinese trumpet climber, is deciduous. It is
not ...
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The Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of the Vascular Plants ...
Trochocodon trumpet climber Trochocodon Candargy = ? Campanula
Trochodendraceae Prantl. Dicots - Hamamelidae - Trochodendrales. Incl.
Tetracentraceae 2/2 Himal. to Taiwan & Japan. Evergreen andro-dioec. glabrous
trees without ...
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Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
Niemeyera Trudelia Garay=Vanda Trukia Kanehira=Atractocarpus trumpet
climber,creeper or vine Campsis radicans; Chinese t. flowerC. grandiflora; t.
treeCecropia peltata Trungboa Rauschert (Cyphocalyx). ? Labiatae. 1 SE As.: T.
poilanei ...
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Directions for the Gardiner: And Other Horticultural Advice
Jasminum Americanum flo: luteo possibly False Jasmine Gelsemium
sempervirens, SE America, 1640, or Trumpet climber Campsis radicans, SE
America, 1640. Jonquil/Junquills /Double Jonquil/Junquills great Chalic'd See
Narcissus.
John Evelyn, Maggie Campbell-Culver,
2009
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Genetic control of self-incompatibility and reproductive ...
... Olea Pandorea Passiflora Persea Phoenix Picea Platanus Carambola Banksia
Butterfly tree Birch Bignonia Camellia Trumpet climber Pecan Cassia Chestnut
Cigar tree Kapok tree Chilopsis Citrus Cola Cordia Dogwood Hazelnut Hawthorn
...
Elizabeth G. Williams, A.E. Clarke, R.B. Knox,
1994
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Flowering vines of the world: an encyclopedia of climbing plants
Parafridericea obidoensis — Recently discovered trumpet-climber in Brazil.
Passiflora caerulea — Best known of 500 different passion-flowers.
Pentapterygium serpens — Heathlike vines, native from Himalayas to Malaysia.
Petrea kohautiana ...
Edwin Arnold Menninger,
1970
... needs to be tied to a network of cotton strings for it to grow properly. morning
glory: An easy-to-grow seasonal climber, it is full of foliage and flowers. trumpet
climber: A strong and rapid growing climber, it is also extremely ornamental (left).
Campion, see LYCHNIS. CAMPSIS, Trumpet Climber. C. radicans Syn. Tecoma
or Bignonia is a strong growing climber with conspicuous trumpet shaped,
orange flowers, borne in terminal clusters of 6-12 about August. The leaves are
pinnate ...