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Podranea ricasoliana * Port St. John's Creeper

Podranea ricasoliana is a vigorous vine.  Aren't they all.  The foliage is lost in the mid 20's but the plant will come back as if there were no inconvenience, tolerating  temperatures in the teen's and probably below.  The flowers come out in the late summer and fall when little else is happening.  Podranea ricasoliana can stretch 30 feet and more.  Port St. John Creeper is prone to rooting when it hits the ground and roots that see sun grow new plants.  The common name is telling us something.  This one is not for the timid.  With a little attention it is worth the trouble.  The flowers are 1" across and the late show is spectacular.

Podranea ricasoliana 

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