On the weekly trip to our local garden center, we've came across this show stopper. Huge clusters of flowers hanging on 3-5 inches long threads in abundance down a fence. After long research with just a picture on hand, I've found the beauty's name. Rangoon Creeper or Quisqualis indica.
These intoxicating scented flowers open in the morning a pure white. As the day goes on, they turn first pink and then darker and darker until they are a brilliant crimson. Butterflies and Hummingbirds love it.
And yes, I got one to try! As this is a zone 10 hardy plant, I can only try my luck!
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Tuesday
Ahhh! It's a Rangoon Creeper
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Garden Medusa
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Labels: Quisqualis indica, Rangoon Creeper, rare tropical vine
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