Mexican blood-trumpet

 Distictis buccinatoria

Distictis buccinatoriia (-9°C), also known as Bignonia cherere, comes from Mexico, and it is not cold-resistant like Bignonia chinensis. It is an evergreen, climbing plant with lush growth and large, dark green leaves. Blooms in the spring with trumpet flowers in deep red color. The plants prefers sun, but they also can be grow in partial shading place. For intensive growth, planting in loamy soil is recommended. It is good to provide more space for development. The plants have to be watered regularly , which will provide rich flowering performance and better summer foliage. At the end of the summer, you can reduce the crown. You can store the plant in a bright, even cold room for the winter.