Pink Angel's Trumpet | Flowering Vines from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

Product Details

Zones: 8 - 10 (20° F.)
Height: 8-10 ft.
Spacing: potted
Depth: same depth as in the pot
Spread: 7-8 ft.
Sun/Shade: full sun
Color: Pink
Foliage: LARGE, OVATE LEAVES, WOODY STEMS
Blooms: Mid-summer to fall

Comments: All parts of the plant are toxic. Unmatched for showstopping beauty. Exceptionally fragrant. Adorn your patio or deck in the summer. Profuse bloomer. TENDER SHRUBBY PERENNIAL THAT CAN BE TREATED LIKE AN ANNUAL. GROWN IN POTS AND TUBS AND MAKES AN EXCELLANT BORDER PLANT FOR MIXED FLOWER BEDS. SHOOTS SHOULD BE TRAINED TO WIRES ATTACHED TO THE WALL. IN YOUNG STAGES THE PLANTS SHOULD BE REPOTTED FREQUENTLY UNTIL LARGE ENOUGH FOR TUBS. ESTABLISHED PLANTS ARE WATERED A GOOD DEAL IN THE SUMMER WITH A WEAK LIQUID FERTILIZER. SHADE IS NOT REQUIRED EXCEPT ON NEWLY POTTED PLANTS. VERY LITTLE WATER IS REQUIRED DURING THE WINTER, SUFFICIENT ONLY ENOUGH TO PREVENT THE STEMS FROM SHRIVELING.
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- Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Trumpet Tree
Reviewed By: Judy (Bartow, Florida)
This area loves Trumpets. They are very fast growers. Shoots grow off the roots and can easily have cuttings to grow more. Can even cut off a branch and have success. Easy growers but very delicate. They are wonderful by the windows. Their smell is best in the evenings like a gardenia or Honeysuckle. They do not attract insects. They do like water. They tolerate heat and drought but do their best part shade. Prepare to stake. An Excellent wonderful year round blooming plant/bush/tree for the tropical climates.

- Tuesday, September 25, 2007
UK ANGELES TRUMPETS
Reviewed By: Dave Nurse (BRISTOL .ENGLAND, SOUTH GLOs)
I was given four cutting about the size of a pencil. This was in feb this year , I planted them in a 4 inch pot in good compost. Six months later, I have four trees 8 feet high with at least 20 flowers on each.

- Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Easy to train
Reviewed By: Randy (Tellico Plains, TN)
The pink trumpets are easy to train as standards for those of you, who live in zones 9 & up. Just choose a leader & keep all side shoots trimmed off --they can get to be 12 to 15 ft. tall.You can also plant any trimmings & get new plants as they are very easy to root.

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