This is a volunteer plant growing on a fence behind the peach orchard. It loves the hot weather and blooms all summer, even during a drought.
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Trumpet vine is one of my favorite flowers...I want to add it to our landscape this next year.
ReplyDeletedo trumpet vines live in the humid subtropicals? and by the way they are beautiful
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