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Want a trumpet vine other than red or yellow

13 years ago

Trumpet vines are very popular here, with most being red and some yellow. I have a beautiful red one, and would like to add one more. But, I'd really like something other than red or yellow.

I've searched quite a bit, and see that there are other colors (blue/lavender) - but none of them seem like they'll survive a winter here. Any suggestions?

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nmclarks
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13 years ago
(Sorry - should've said that I'm in the foothills of Albuquerque where it gets down to 0F or so during the winter, and 95ish during the summer.)
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