

'Sharon Wesley' smothers itself in masses of blooms that emerge reddish-orange and mature to bright reddish-pink—a gradual color shift that keeps the display fresh for months. A vigorous vining habit makes it ideal for patios, arbors, and fences, or as a groundcover on slopes.
Full sun, low water, and heat only enhance its performance. Evergreen in frost-free climates; use as a summer annual elsewhere. Reaches 15–35 feet as a vine. A reliable, high-impact choice for warm-season color.
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