Campsis r. 'Indian Summer' (Trumpet creeper) Size:No. 2 It has been known to

It has been known to survive our mild Zone 7 winters especially if clumps are tied up and the root area mulched well

well-branched habit — we had to include ‘Purple’ in the series

we wonder why this evergreen Sedum is so underused

'Arp' can reach up to 3-6' over several seasons and is valuable used as a hedge or single specimen

well-drained soils

Campsis r. 'Indian Summer' (Trumpet creeper) Size:No. 2 It has been known to'Indian Summer' is a bit more compact than the species growing to 12 15' on sturdy vertical structures. Yellowish orange trumpet flowers have a red throat and grow in clusters from late spring to early summer. Provides quick cover but can be quite vigorous, although thought to be less aggressive than the species. Plant 5' apart. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 9