Botanical Name: Pandorea jasminoides 'Rosea'
Common Name: Pink bower vine Type of Plant: dicot: vine Character evergreen Habit of Growth: Overall Shape fast-growing vine climbing by twining stems-foliage is very dark and glossy green; flowers held at outer ends of branches and are always very visible when fully open Height 20-30' Spread 15-20' Growth Rate rapid Environment: Exposure outdoor full sun near coast – part shade inland Soil prefers good drainage Hardiness some frost (zones 16-24) Morphology: Leaves opposite, odd pinnately compound, 5-9 leaflets per leaf – leaflets lanceolate 2-3" long dark glossy green Flowers pink, trumpet-shaped in terminal panicles – centers deep pink Fruit oblong woody capsule Propagation: stem cuttings in spring, seed Usage: fast growing vine for fence covering, wall covering or arbor; grown for flower display during warm season, bright glossy foliage year-round Landscape Care: Watering needs ample watering Fertilizing balanced in spring Pruning remove spent flowers Pests/Diseases none major Special Conditions/Other Origin: Australia Family: Bignoniaceae Notes: |
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