This plant belongs to the Bignoniaceae family, or the Trumpet-creeper family. It is found in moist woods, fence rows, and along roadsides. Blooming in mid-summer, it is often an escaped cultivar and usually considered to be noxious
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This plant belongs to the Bignoniaceae family, or the Trumpet-creeper family. It is found in moist woods, fence rows, and along roadsides. Blooming in mid-summer, it is often an escaped cultivar and usually considered to be noxious . |
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Additional information about this plant may be found at the USDA PLANTS Database: |
