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Crossvine
Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty'
A Texas native semi-evergreen vine that climbs fences, trellises, and trees easily with its small tendrils. It can reach lengths up to 40 feet, easily attracting hummingbirds and butterflies throughout the blooming season.
'Tangerine Beauty' is a cultivar reintroduced by J.C. Ralston of the University of North Carolina. The flowers are borne in clusters, each being pinkish-red with an orange-yellow throat. The bright green leaves turn an attractive red to purple hue in the winter after the first cold front. .
Crossvine is somewhat drought and poor soil tolerant, exhibiting no pest issues.
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Flowering Vine |
Flower Color:Orange with a Yellow Throat
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Height40 Feet
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Spread40 Feet
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USDA Hardiness Zone 6b
Available Sizes:
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| CRO-ORG-05 |
#005 CROSSVINE, TANGERINE BEAUTY |
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