Annual climbers like the exotic
Cobaea scandens, the cup and saucer plant, and blue trumpets of morning glory, Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue', in pots and grown up a tripod of bamboo canes, will fill gaps in borders and flower until October.
Annual climbers like the exotic
Cobaea scandens, the cup and saucer plant, and the fabulous blue trumpets of morning glory, Ipomoea tricolor "Heavenly Blue", planted in pots and grown up a tripod of bamboo canes, can be popped into any gaps that appear in borders.
In addition to our Antipodean present, we are going to sow morning glory, with its big blue trumpets, and
Cobaea scandens, the cup and saucer vine.
In Polemoniaceae,
Cobaea species and Loeseliastrum are pronouncedly monosymmetric (Grant & Grant, 1965; J.
chittamwood] SCROPHULARlACEAE Penstemon
cobaea Nutt.
Chilean bellflower polemoniaceae
Cobaea scandens Cav.
Annual climbers like the exotic
Cobaea scandens, the cup and saucer plant, and the fabulous blue trumpets of morning glory, Ipomoea tricolor Heavenly Blue, planted in pots and grown up a tripod of bamboo canes can be popped into any gaps that appear in borders.
Annual climbers like the exotic
Cobaea scandens, the cup and saucer plant, and the fabulous blue trumpets of morning glory, Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue', planted in pots and grown up a tripod of bamboo canes can be popped into any gaps that appear in borders.
In a sunny, sheltered spot, plant out half-hardy climbers such as ipomoea (morning glory),
cobaea scandens (cup and saucer plant) and eccremocarpus scaber (Chilean glory vine).
bellflower 1 80 0 0 POLEMONIACEAE
Cobaea scandens Cav.
IF YOU have ever seen the perennial cup and saucer flower,
Cobaea scandens, in its full summer glory or an old conifer covered in the scarlet red flowers of the Flame Creeper, Tropaeolum speciosum, you will know that the world of summer flowering garden climbers goes way beyond the limited vision of clematis and the climbing rose.
I've made a list of some of the new indoor plants which Hessayon includes in Book Two; such as
Cobaea and Correa, Metrosideros and Pachypodium, Tweedia and Wattakaka.
