Thunbergia gregorii

The amount of color that can be put out by this vine is unsurpassed. It is a continuous grower and will creep and crawl over everything in reach. The stems root and creep, though this is not an impossible task to keep after it does need to be watched. It will die to the ground in the mid 20's but can come back from much deeper chill than that. The stems have hairs that cause itching when they are dry. It is best to wear long sleeves when trimming or removing sections of this plant. Water occasionally.

Similar plants:

• Gardenia thunbergia, Gardenia verticillata, Gardenia speciosa (White Gardenia, Forest Gardenia, Wild Gardenia)
• Thunbergia alata (Black - eyed Susan)
• Thunbergia battiscombei (Bengal Clock Vine, Blue Trumpet Vine, Blue Sky vine, Scrambling sky flower, Blue Glory)
• Thunbergia coccinea (Scarlet Thunbergia)
• Thunbergia erecta (King's Mantle, Bush Clock Vine)
• Thunbergia fragrans, Thunbergia laevis (Thunbergia White gem)
• Thunbergia grandiflora (Blue Trumpet Vine, Blue Sky vine, Scrambling sky flower)
• Thunbergia kirkii (Blue Sky Shrub)
• Thunbergia laurifolia (Blue Trumpet Vine, Blue Sky vine, Laurel-leaved thunbergia)
• Thunbergia mysorensis, Thunbergia Anderson x Bedd, Hexacentris mysorensis (Clock Vine, Mysore Trumpetvine)