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Thu, Nov 8, 12 at 12:01
| I have seen this vine growing in several places in a local park here in middle Tennessee. It is growing along woodland edges. I'm guessing it is a native plant, doesn't appear to be invasive. I have not seen any flowers on it. Any ideas what it might be? |
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| That's native Bignonia capreolata, Cross Vine. The natives bloom for a short time in the spring....usually with quite a showy orange display. There are many cultivars on the market now, with different colors and extended bloom time. |
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- Posted by mechele211 TN 6b (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 20:51
| Thanks so much! I appreciate the information. Mechele |
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