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Campsis x tagliabuana

A hybrid species resulted from a cross between Campsis grandiflora and Campsis radicans. It’s less vigorous than Campsis radicans, attains the height of 4 m (1-2 m of new growth a year), but its flowers are more attractive, bigger and have more flared coronas. It has similar soil requirements, pruning method and applications to Campsis radicans. Although less frost hardy than Campsis radicans, it will grow and flower almost everywhere in Poland.

  • 'Mme Galen' – large, salmon-pink-red flowers. It starts flowering very profusely in the 2nd-3rd year after planting.


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Campsis radicans
Humulus lupulus
Lonicera
Parthenocissus
Schisandra
Wisteria
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