Definition of trumpet vine in English:
trumpet vine
(also trumpet creeper)
noun
A climbing shrub with orange or red trumpet-shaped flowers, cultivated as an ornamental.
Genus Campsis, family Bignoniaceae: the North American C. radicans and the Chinese C. grandiflora
- The trumpet vine rewards us with magnificent orange-red flowers, seems almost impervious to storms and can be planted directly into the sand.
- Clinging vines, which include trumpet vine, climbing hydrangea and English ivy, adhere to a surface with tiny aerial rootlets that grow from the stems.
- This trumpet vine is very similar to C. radicans but blooms in late summer and fall.
- A creeper that is flowering at the present and is very worthwhile growing is the orange trumpet creeper.
- In our southeastern Ohio garden, the hummers love ‘Gartenmeister’ fuchsia, lantana, orange trumpet creeper, delphinium, coral bells, and zinnias.
Definition of trumpet vine in US English:
trumpet vine
(also trumpet creeper)
nounˈtrəmpət vīn
A climbing shrub with orange or red trumpet-shaped flowers, cultivated as an ornamental.
Genus Campsis, family Bignoniaceae: the North American C. radicans and the Chinese C. grandiflora
- The trumpet vine rewards us with magnificent orange-red flowers, seems almost impervious to storms and can be planted directly into the sand.
- A creeper that is flowering at the present and is very worthwhile growing is the orange trumpet creeper.
- This trumpet vine is very similar to C. radicans but blooms in late summer and fall.
- Clinging vines, which include trumpet vine, climbing hydrangea and English ivy, adhere to a surface with tiny aerial rootlets that grow from the stems.
- In our southeastern Ohio garden, the hummers love ‘Gartenmeister’ fuchsia, lantana, orange trumpet creeper, delphinium, coral bells, and zinnias.