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This is a vine with reddish orange trumpet like blooms. It is in all the trees in the woods behind my home. What is it???

Leslie D · Answer

Your description of them is right on for the name.  Looks like orange trumpet vine to me.  Had them all over the place when I was in upstate SC.

Lori J · Answer

They are lovely, invasive and hard to stop!

Douglas Hunt · Answer

The scientific name is Campsis radicans, and if so, your woods are probably full of hummingbirds right now.

Sherry L · Answer

Yep, Trumpet Vine, or Bugle Vine.  I am trying to root some now that I took from cuttings in the woods.

Tammy@Deja Vue Designs · Answer

It's either a trumpet or a cross vine.  They are invasive....but the hummingbirds absolutely LOVE them!

Deborah M · Answer

Thanks guys. And yes we have many hummingbirds.

Debbie Hamilton · Answer

Does anyone know how to get rid of it, its coming up everywhere!

Merita Young · Answer

Also looks like Cape Honeysuckle

Todd Flink · Answer

Yup that is a trumpet vine... have them in Missouri.   Pretty plant.

Mary · Answer

Looks like my trumpet vine there are beautiful and i love how they attract hummingbirds and butterflys but they are invasive if you dont keep the little ones that grow pulled up..Also the birds drop the seeds in the yard so they grow keep them pulled up where you dont want them.

DPitnof · Answer

Honeyscuccle

Regina · Answer

trumpet vine..very invasive..I've been digging these up for years and continue to do so wherever I see them

Vicki Mann · Answer

Yes it looks like a trumpet vine. http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/vi...

Sharon · Answer

Campsis, or trumpet vine.

Terry · Answer

trumpet vine...they take over everything and are very hard to get rid of

Jme11803295 · Answer

This looks to be a fiesta honeysuckle which I paid 15.00 for at the nursery.  No scent.  This shows the flower head ready to bloom, have you seen it in bloom, very pretty.

Giacomina Albertini · Answer

campsis radicans

Geology48 · Answer

Hummingbirds love this!

Rean Ohashi · Answer

Trumpet vine, Humming birds LOVE them!!!, I have 2in back yard & 1 in front yard , and it's beautiful bone!!

Maggie · Answer

It is a trumpet vine if the flower continues to open up into a trumpet (think horn) like shape.  As Rean has stated, humming birds love it.  And it can invasive but just cut, pull out, or mow the unwanted shoots.    It requires a fence or structure to latch on to.  You will see small black ants crawling on the flower buds.  But, they are overwhelming so that it is gross.  It can be a beautiful outside plant.

Jme11803295 · Answer

Cindie, honeysuckle and trumpet vines are different I don't believe trumpet has any yellow on it, but fiesta does.

Agnes Chrzanowska · Answer

how beautiful !

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