This is yellow campsis radicans I have for trade.I grew it from seeds from a GW trade.It hasn't bloomed it but its suppose to be yellow.A six inch pot or so size.

Looking for honeysuckle or orange trumpet vine. I am new on this forum and I do not know how to post new message. I am not able to put on my list of wants or exchange. Do not have much, a newbe to my garden. Anything pink. Daylilies (except yellow Stella Doras and ditch orange and tiger lilies)--what is different is spider lily, toad lily and the lucipher (Coscomosis?) I am trying to develop a BREAST CANCER STRIDE GARDEN FOR MY MOTHER WHO IS A SURVIVOR. I WANT TO PLANT HER WELL DESERVED GARDEN THAT SHE CAN APPRECIATE AND BE PROUD--SINCE SHE WEARS HER COURAGE EVERYDAY. THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY AND ALL HELP. Much appreciated for your time! PAM

A neighbor of mine had a trumpet vine growing over her stockade fence that never flowered in all the years she had it. Last summer she said she was digging it out and getting rid of it because it never flowered. She never "got around" to it and this summer it is blooming fabulouly! Maybe it overheard us talking about it's proposed demise. LOL. :) :) :) :) She didn't do anything different to get it to bloom. Maybe it just takes years before it blooms? Maybe it is because this summer has been incredibly HOT? I tried planting trumpet vine this year and it never even grew.

Campsis radican 'Flava' is the most widely available yellow flowered sort. Mention of the trumpet vine, or trumpet creeper usually brings a storm of comment, because it is so vigorous and invasive. I had a 'Madame Galen' on the chimney before we put an addition just there and had to cut the vine down. Its seedlings are on the property and so deeply rooted that I will always have them. 'Jersey Peach' grows on the pool deck fence and I am gathering and destroying every seed pod before they open. The sort you have is growing very slowly in considerable shade on an out-building I built and may, eventually get into more sun on the roof. Then it may finally bloom and make seed pods for me to chase. I ordered another 'M. Galen' for a rather wild spot and a 'Morning Calm, also growing too slowly in a shady place. Beautiful vines that bloom for a long time, are too vigorous and constantly drop spent flowers in a great mess. A great favorite of hummingbirds.