

Enormous trumpet-shaped semi-double blossoms occur all summer, and even longer in frost-free zones. Pink buds open to white, trumpet-shaped blooms with a rose-like double center that is iridescent under moonlight. Cooler temperatures cause flowers to blush pink. This vigorous plant with glossy, green leaves will climb into trellis, lattice, or arbor, and even drape over fences.
Full to partial sun, moderate water. Evergreen, reaches 15–35 feet. The moonlight iridescence and temperature-responsive color shift make it uniquely enchanting.
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