Clytostoma callistegioides 25/5 Restock wind-protected site

wind-protected site

Set the shrub at the front of a sunny bed or border

lovely massed or woven among hostas

In early spring the fiddleheads emerge a rosy to burgundy hue and uncurl into the distinctive bird's-foot

Clytostoma callistegioides 25/5 Restock wind-protected siteClytostoma callistegioides is one of those vines that feels as though the plant wandered out of an old botanical expedition: vigorous, evergreen, and brimming with the sort of charm collectors once crossed oceans to find. A close relative of our native crossvine (Bignonia capreolata), this South American cousin shares the same athletic climbing spirit but dresses in glossier, more refined foliage and carries larger flowers. Those flowers are long,