PlantFiles Pictures: Bignonia cherere 'Distictis buccinatoria', 1 by Kell

Kell wrote:
Beautiful red orange tubular blooms with yellow throat that blooms in clusters, each bloom is up to 3 inches long. Starts to bloom in early spring and continues all summer. Can take some frosts, somewhat hardy. Can be trained as a standard. Prune to keep under control. Incredibly beautiful. Once established does not need to be watered or fertilized beyond what nature provides. Can withstand long periods of drought even in growing season and does not seem to stress it at all, it keeps blooming!

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Common name: Bignonia cherere 'Distictis buccinatoria'
Family: Bignoniaceae
Genus: Distictis