Bignonia capreolata - North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant …
Leaf Description: The cross-vine climbs by using branched tendrils to wrap around stems or bark to support the vine as it grows up tall objects like fences or pine trees. The leaves are opposite, compound with two leaflets and one branched tendril on each petiole.
Bignonia capreolata is a semi-evergreen fast-growing vine with shiny dark green leaves . It bursts in the spring with floral trumpets, then re-blooms until autumn.
Bignonia capreolata, Crossvine, Native Bare Root Perennial Vine
Leaf: Leaves compound, bifoliolate. Dark green, with purplish venation and stems in winter. Flower: Flowers 2 inches long. Bloom Notes: Bloom can be brick red with yellow throats, yellow with brick red throats, some other combination of those two colors, or completely brick red. Native Distribution: FL to e.
Leaflets are 6-15 cm long, 2-7 cm wide and have smooth edges (entire), narrowly tapered tips (acuminate), and a notch at the base that makes them heart-shaped (cordate). The foliage turns from a lustrous green in the growing season to a reddish purple in the winter. Buds are reddish-purple and less than 1 cm long.
Bignonia capreolata - Wikipedia
Bignonia capreolata features opposite leaves, each divided into two glossy, dark green leaflets. These are connected by a central tendril with adhesive pads at its tips, allowing the plant to climb surfaces such as wood, stone, and brick without additional support.
(Anisostichus capreolata, Anisostichus crucigera, Doxantha capreolata) Other Common Names: Crossvine, Quartervine, Trumpet Flower. Family: Bignoniaceae. Cold Hardiness: B. capreolata is cold hardy to USDA zones 6a (6b) through 9 (10). Foliage: Cross Vine has opposite trifoliate leaves which appear as two outer leaflets with the center leaf replaced
Bignonia Capreolata - Southeastern Flora
Bignonia Capreolata. Common Name(s) Cross vine: Family Name(s) Bignoniaceae: Flower Color(s) Red Orange Yellow: Flower Arrangement: Axillary Clusters: Leaf Type: Compound: Leaf Arrangement: Opposite: Plant Form: Vine: Monocot/Dicot: Dicot : …
Bignonia capreolata - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Bignonia capreolata, known as cross-vine, is a vigorous, woody vine that climbs by branched tendrils with adhesive disks. It is grown primarily for its attractive flowers and its ability to rapidly cover structures with attractive foliage. Opposite, compound leaves are bifoliate.
Bignonia capreolata - UNF
This is an evergreen vine with leaves held on the stem in four's. Large orange-yellow to red flowers are produced in spring. These long, tubular flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds.
Plant Profile: Crossvine (Bignonia capreolata) - Blogger
2011年12月22日 · The leaves are opposite and four to six inches long with two leaflets per leaf. In summer, they are dark green and reddish purple in the winter. The beautiful flowers are unscented and tubular in shape.
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