Campsis Indian Summer - 40-60 cm

Campsis ‘Indian Summer’ – Tropical Trumpet Vine Climber

Campsis ‘Indian Summer’, also known as the trumpet vine, is a vigorous climbing plant with spectacular summer flowers. Large orange trumpet-shaped blooms appear from July to September, attracting bees and butterflies.

Its strong growth and rich flowering make it perfect for pergolas, fences, walls, and vertical garden accents.

🌿 Characteristics

• Common name: Trumpet vine ‘Indian Summer’

• Botanical name: Campsis radicans ‘Indian Summer’

• Family: Bignoniaceae

• Height: 5–8 metres

• Flowering period: July – September

• Flower colour: Deep orange to reddish

• Position: Full sun to light shade

• Soil: Well-drained, humus-rich

• Hardiness: Moderate (protection recommended in severe frost)

• Pruning: Light pruning in spring stimulates new flowering

🌸 Ornamental value

The trumpet-shaped flowers add a tropical feel to any garden. Campsis ‘Indian Summer’ climbs beautifully over roses or along pergolas and fences. Seed pods appear after flowering, adding structure and interest.

🌱 Planting and care

• Sunny, sheltered position

• Provide strong climbing support

• Water regularly in dry periods

• Light pruning in early spring or after flowering

• Fertilize in spring for richer blooms

A fast-growing, low-maintenance climber for vertical garden highlights.

🐝 Ecological value

Flowers attract bees and butterflies, providing nectar throughout the summer.