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Search For: Product Number, Descriptive Word, or Plant Name (Family, Genus, Species, or Common Name). Search for the following word(s):   Click on a CODE or IMAGE to display its product page with a larger photo and purchase option. Code    Name Image Price Description 90348   Adenocalymma comosum (Syn.: Adenocalymna comosum, Bignonia comosa) $20.95   This rare evergreen climber produces large 2½ inch trumpet-shaped bright yellow flowers from March to August. It's a slow growing woody vine with glossy leathery compound leaves. Give fertile, rich, well-drained soil, part shade to full sun. Ideal for growing on an arch or wall. Hardiness is unknown. Probably needs protection from frost. Propagated by seed or air-layering. Native to Brazil. USDA zones 10 - 11. Bignoniaceae 90534   Crescentia alata Mexican Calabash, Gourd Tree $13.95   This small curious tree has flowers and large cannonball-like fruits that occur directly on its branches and trunk (cauliflorous). The 2½ inch bell-shaped flowers are tinted yellow with a trace of purple and open for a single night and then fall the following day. In the wild, pollinating bats are attracted by the flower's musky scent. Flowering occurs from May until November. The resulting 5 inch round, hard fruits are green, turn yellow as they ripen, and eventually fall from the tree. The round dry shells from the fruit are cut into bowls and often made into musical rattles known as maracas. To produce odd shapes for birdhouses, etc., string is sometimes tied around the fruit as it grows. When the hard fruit is broken open, seeds are exposed that are edible and high in protein with a sweet licorice-like taste. With age, the young seedlings will develop normal leaves that are trifoliolate with a leaflike winged petiole shaped like a cross. It grows to 25 feet in height, is semi-deciduous, drought tolerant, and has a spreading low canopy and open, branching growth habit. It can be used as a unique large bonsai specimen in the landscape and is well suited for patio planters and container growing. Epiphytes love to grow on its corky bark. It does need a frost free growing environment. Native to southern Mexico and Central America south to Costa Rica. USDA zones 9b - 11. Bignoniaceae 69128   Mansoa difficilis Bell Vine (Cipo de Sino) $10.95   Large clusters of bright lavender to purple trumpet-shaped flowers in summer and fall with glossy compound leaves of 2 to 3 leaflets. Full sun, average care. Evergreen climber that is native to the humid forests of Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina. Ideal for railings, walls, fences, and porticos. USDA zones 9 - 11. This has been erroneously identified for many years in Southern California gardens as Bignonia binata, the name under which we previously sold it. Bignoniaceae 90319   Pandorea jasminoides 'Alba' White Bower Vine $10.95   Beautiful white trumpet-shaped flowers blanket this vigorous, fast growing vine. It climbs by means of twining stems. Give full sun to part shade, moist soil, and wind protection. It will survive short periods in the high 20's. Australian. Bignoniaceae 80050   Pandorea jasminoides 'Pink Supreme' Pink Supreme Bower Vine $10.95   Kartuz superior selection with large trumpet-shaped deep pink colored blossoms with rich green, glossy evergreen foliage. This vigorous, fast growing vine climbs by means of twining stems. Give full sun to part shade, moist soil, and wind protection. It will survive short periods in the high 20's. Australian. Bignoniaceae 66007   Tecoma capensis 'Golden' (Syn.: Tecomaria capensis 'Golden'), Cape Honeysuckle $9.95   Brilliant clusters of tubular trumpet-shaped flowers, and glossy green pinnate foliage distinguish the cape honeysuckles listed below. They can be trained as vines, but are better looking when kept shrubby. In bright bloom all summer and fall, they are durable plants and easy to grow. Hummingbird favorite. South Africa. This cultivar with golden-orange flowers. Bignoniaceae 66008   Tecoma capensis 'Hammer's Rose' (Syn.: Tecomaria capensis 'Hammers Rose'), Cape Honeysuckle $9.95   Large clusters of honeysuckle flowers, a beautiful soft shade of salmon rose. Dark green foliage. Bignoniaceae 66009   Tecoma capensis 'Lutea' (Syn.: Tecomaria capensis 'Lutea'), Cape Honeysuckle $9.95   This superior yellow flowered selection is shrubby and compact, with clusters of clear yellow flowers and lighter green foliage. An excellent container plant. Bignoniaceae 66005   Tecoma capensis 'Orange' (Syn.: Tecomaria capensis 'Orange'), Cape Honeysuckle $9.95   Large bright clusters of orange flowers, glossy green foliage. Bignoniaceae 66006   Tecoma capensis 'Red' (Syn.: Tecomaria capensis 'Red'), Cape Honeysuckle $9.95   Deep red-orange flowers, glossy dark green foliage, typical form of species. Bignoniaceae 65960   Tecoma x 'Orange Jubilee' $10.95   The rich green, lush looking foliage with it's clusters of 2½ inch long orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers gives a subtropical appearance. Upright shrub to 12 feet tall. Fairly hardy. Foliage can be damaged with temperatures in the mid-20's. Root hardy to the mid-teens. Bignoniaceae 69156   Tecomanthe hillii Fraser Island Creeper $15.95   A rare climber with glossy pinnate leaves and spectacular clusters of trumpet-shaped waxy pink flowers with pale pinkish-cream throats. Blooms from late winter through spring. An exotic and decorative plant that thrives in light or deep shade, growing more compact in a sunny position. A good climber for small spaces. An elegant courtyard plant, on a wall, pergola, or in a container. Requires only occasional trimming. Only feed lightly with a very low phosphorus fertilizer. Keep moist but do not over water. Tolerates mild frosts. Native of Queensland, Australia. Bignoniaceae 68864   Tecomanthe species 'Roaring Meg' (Syn.: Tecomanthe 'Roaring Meg Creek') $13.95   Magnificent clusters of large deep pink flowers cover this vine over a long season. Deep green glossy foliage. Bignoniaceae