Clytostoma
callistegioides puts on a great Spring show of trumpet shaped lavender
flowers and will continue to bloom sporadically through Fall. After a rugged Winter of nearly dead looking twigs it is
hard to fathom how such a lush vine could show up. Clytostoma
callistegioides can grow to 20 feet and requires an adequate support
structure to keep everything right side up. Clytostoma
callistegioides will tolerate a fairly dry garden once established.
These vines do best in full sun. Clytostoma callistegioides is
Winter hardy into the low 20's and evergreen in nearly frost free
conditions.
High
resolution images of
Clytostoma callistegioides are available.
