Plant Profile: Campsis grandiflora

This deciduous vine ascends using aerial or adventitious rootlets. It produces large, vibrant flowers that range from deep orange to red, blooming from July until the first frost. Compared to C. radicans, it is less aggressive in its growth. Additionally, this plant shows mild resistance to deer damage. It requires support for climbing, exhibits partial twining, and has fewer aerial roots.

**Quick Identification Tips:**
The rootlets of this species are less numerous than those of C. radicans. Most plants available in the market are likely Campsis x tagliabuana, a hybrid of this species and C. radicans. To promote new flower growth and prevent fruit formation, it is advisable to remove spent flowers.

This vine is tolerant of various soil conditions and salt, grows rapidly, and does not face significant issues with pests or diseases.