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| Written by Kim Rogers | ||
| Jul 10 2011 1:46PM | ||
![]() At this time of year, I can’t help but notice all the beautiful flowers around town. The brutal Texas heat in the summer is hard on many flowers, plants and trees, but one flower that thrives in this weather is the Trumpet Creeper, also known as Campsis radicans.
The leaves can also cause a rash in animals, especially cows, so this plant is often referred to as a "cow itch vine." The high-climbing plant grows very quickly and crowds other plants, so if you want to add a little privacy to an existing chain-link fence or if you simply have an unattractive fence that is in need of a little pizzazz, you won’t regret adding this striking plant to your garden. |
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