This is the glorious trumpet vine...I have a love-hate relationship with it. I cannot help but thrill with the beauty of it. Yet when I worked at the orchard, I seen what it can do. It can literally strangle the life out of a tree.
what a beautiful picture. i saw some trumpet vines growing on a tree just the other day. it's sad to know that they will take the trees life. hope all is well. have a great day~
same with me, we have it on our back fence and it will take over. but it is beautiful. i have seen it growing on power lines and in the tops of 3 story high trees.
i love these vines. mine has been growing slowly for years - fits and starts. was doing great, again, this spring - then the grasshoppers have all but devoured it.
what a beautiful picture. i saw some trumpet vines growing on a tree just the other day. it's sad to know that they will take the trees life. hope all is well. have a great day~
ReplyDeletesame with me, we have it on our back fence and it will take over. but it is beautiful. i have seen it growing on power lines and in the tops of 3 story high trees.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful and i didn't know that about it. Invasives are a problem all over.
ReplyDeleteSo, so beautiful! We have those all over here in the desert!
ReplyDeleteThis beautiful image of it does suggest the disturbing nature of the plant when on a tree. Fine shot of this brilliant vine.
ReplyDeletei love these vines. mine has been growing slowly for years - fits and starts. was doing great, again, this spring - then the grasshoppers have all but devoured it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I planted one last summer but with the dry spell we're having it's not doing very good.
ReplyDeleteI have some of these on the side of my home, and I love the colors. Richard from the Amish settlement of Lebanon,pa
ReplyDeleteThis vine does have beautiful blossoms.
ReplyDeleteI have a love-hate relationship with the trumpet vine in my side yard. It's pretty but quite invasive, for sure.
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