All three are stunning tropicals that won't survive Georgia winters outdoors. Here's how they differ:
Vining habit with yellow, pink, or red trumpet flowers. Needs support.
Classic vigorous vine with large pink/red/white blooms. Covers trellises fast.
Bushier, less vining. Pink flowers. Better for containers than climbing.
Before frost: dig, pot in 3-gal container, cut back to 12 inches. Keep in a cool (above freezing), bright spot. Water monthly, no fertilizer. Move out after mid-April.
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