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have unusual Campsis 'Scarlet Red' Trumpetvine

December 6 2008 at 8:46 AM

  (Login Stephennj)
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I collected a big load of seeds from the Rutgers University Co-op gardens this past weekend. As far as I know these are Campsis radicans but the entire bloom is a deep sacrlet red color. A true hummingbird magnet.
This is a photo of the blooms I took in the summer. let me know if you want some !


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(Login Stephennj)
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ps

December 6 2008, 8:47 AM 

photo is a little overexposed, the blooms are actually a deeper red in color.

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Re: have unusual Campsis 'Scarlet Red' Trumpetvine

December 11 2008, 8:44 PM 

Stephen,

You've got mail! Can't wait for spring!!

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(Login Nanajojo)
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Your gorgeous trumpet vine

December 26 2008, 8:45 PM 

Dear Stephen,
I would love some of your seeds. I've sent you an e-mail.
Joann

 
 

(Login Nanajojo)
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They're up!

April 18 2009, 7:22 PM 

I winter sowed the trumpet vine seeds you sent me and lo and behold I have sprouts!!! I love finding sprouts..it is soo exciting! Thanks again
Joann

 
 

(Login blueyedchyck)
Hummingbird lover 2009

I'd love some and

May 1 2009, 8:24 PM 

I planted some whites with a pink blush inside.... not sure what they are supposed to look like, and I can't remember where I planted them all.... I think I might have found a few...not sure - does anyone have a photo of sprouts.

Yes I would love some seeds

thanks, Terry

 
 

(Login MattfromFL)
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Seeds

May 4 2009, 1:57 AM 

Stephen,
I'm new to the hummingbird attracting. However I heard from Nancy that hummingbirds are attracted to trumpet vine. I would like some if you still have any left. I've been looking in the woods for some but haven't found any.
Thanks,
Matt Bagley
Auburndale, FL
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(Login Stephennj)
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Seeds/your adress

May 5 2009, 7:11 AM 

To all who have responded more recently.: I will get packages out to you over the next few days or by the weekend , You will have to email me your mailing adress to Colubris@optonline.net

The mother plant may very well be Campsis Balboa Sunset aka "Monbol". They germinate readily and have gone tru a cold treatment.

http://www.greenbeam.com/features/plant103105.stm

-stephen

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(Login birdlegs1)
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Re: have unusual Campsis 'Scarlet Red' Trumpetvine

May 7 2009, 7:41 AM 

Those are beautiful Stephen. How long did yours take to bloom?

birdlegs
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Re: have unusual Campsis 'Scarlet Red' Trumpetvine

May 7 2009, 7:43 AM 

Ok Stephen, never mind. I see that the plant is not yours. DUH!!!!

birdlegs
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(Login yankeeinnc)
Hummingbird lover 2009

invasive?

May 24 2009, 10:23 AM 

is that pant at all invasive?
If not I would love some seeds.. i know it is late ...do you think I would get any blooms if i planted now?
elle

 
 
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