Zones vary by species.
Full, Partial
Moderate
Disticus
Bignoniaceae
Evergreen, Vines
These Mexican natives are spectacular vines for milder climates, reaching heights of 20–30 ft. Glossy leaves consist of two leaflets with a central, three-part tendril that plants use for climbing. All bear long-lasting, trumpet-shaped flowers. Plant in good, well-drained soil; provide sturdy support, since growth is dense and heavy. Pruned in winter to thin stems, control size.
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