Campsis x tagliabuana 'Guilfoylei', Trumpet Vine Size:3 qt Selection from the garden of

Selection from the garden of Duane West

holly-esque leaves

The main differences (other being genetically separate species) are that 'Fred Oehler' has denser

it benefits in colder climates by leaving the fronds as a mulch in winter

bowl-shaped flowers bloom from bronzed buds in late spring and early summer

Campsis x tagliabuana 'Guilfoylei', Trumpet Vine Size:3 qt Selection from the garden ofFrom Australia, this robust vine attracts hummingbirds and butterflies to its robust, rich, red orange trumpet flowers in summer and into fall. In sun or shade, it blooms unassailably, in rich or poor soil it thrives, and with plenty of water or very little, it persists. It is, in a word, indomitable. Situate it where it can be itself: enhancing larger structures like a Bavarian castle wall, or a stout pergola you've built for summer shade and for the