Quamoclit lobata
- Product number: 549000
- Origin: Mexico and Central America
- Latin: Quamoclit lobata, or Mina lobata
Fast-growing climbing plant. Easily reaches lengths of 6 meters and quickly covers a wall. From August, the long flower spikes with broom-like flowers, which are strikingly yellow, red, orange, and white, appear in large numbers!
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Latin: Quamoclit lobata, or also Mina lobata
Dutch: Pronkwinde (Ornamental Morning Glory)
Also known as: Spaanse Vlag (Spanish Flag)
English: Mexican Flame Vine
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- Flower colour: Yellow, red, orange and white
- Origin: Mexico and Central America
- Average growth height: More than 200 cm
- Annual or perennial: Annual
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- Winter hardy: Not frost hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Moderate
- Latin: Quamoclit lobata, or Mina lobata
- Dutch: Morning Glory
- Also known as: Flag of Spain
- English: Mexican Flame Vine
