Flaming Trumpet Vine, also known by its scientific name Pyrostegia venusta, is a fast-growing and vigorous vine that is native to Brazil. It is a member of the Bignoniaceae family and is prized ...

A: Some "wild" vines like honeysuckle can get invasive (primarily the non-native Japanese type), while trumpet vines get big enough to easily pop apart lattice as they grow. I'd definitely ...

Why you want vines in your garden — and how to help them thrive August 23, 2023 5 min Orange trumpet vine is also known as flamevine or orange trumpet creeper. (iStock) ...

Garden gurus have revealed the ultimate solution for an unsightly plain wall or fence: a fast-growing, vibrant climbing plant known as the trumpet vine. It is touted as a "fast-growing" climber ...

Outdoors column: Native trumpet vine may be invasive, but bees and birds love it Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month.

The vine, also known as cow itch, trumpet vine, Devils shoestring and Hellvine, is native to our area, but has also naturalized also in the northern states.

Gardeners should note that the trumpet vine grows wildly, so it should be planted at least six to 12 feet away from buildings or trees.

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery talks about the rapid growth of trumpet vine.

DEAR JANET: I have a stump of a mimosa tree (about 4 feet tall) that I would like to enlace in trumpet vine. I saw something like this years ago in Salt Lake City where the trumpet vines encircled ...

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