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BLACK-EYED SUSAN VINE

Thunbergia alata)

Description:

BLACK-EYED SUSAN VINE (Thunbergia alata) - Also known as "Clock Vine" these tender vines are native to tropical Africa, South Africa, tropical Asia and India. The ovate to triangular leaves grow up to 4 inches long and they produce flowers that may grow solitary or in clusters. They look like flaring tubes, 1-2" inches across. This variety produces golden-yellow sometimes orange flowers with a brownish-purple eye.

Habitat:

Grown on a trellis, arbor, fence or even in a large pot or hanging basket. Grown as Annual in ZONES 3-9.

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HeatherMiller
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HeatherMiller

Decatur, Georgia, USA

Spotted on May 8, 2013
Submitted on Jun 9, 2013

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