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Features: Thunbergia mysorensis is a species of the genus, Thunbergia that comprises of about 200 species of annual or perennial vines that are indigenous to tropical Africa, Asia and Madagascar. It is considered to be the prettiest flowering vine in the world as acclaimed in the book, Vines of the World. Thunbergia mysorensis, also called Mysore trumpet vine or Indian clock vine, is a species of flowering Creeper plant. Thunbergia mysorensis can grow on trellis or chain link fencing.

Thunbergia mysorensis

Environ 10.000 2 oct. 2019 Genre: Thunbergia - Espèce: mysorensis - Famille: Acanthacées - Origine: Inde - La Liane de Mysore est une plante vivace au port grimpant et Thunbergia mysorensis is a woody-stemmed, evergreen, climbing plant native to India. The genus name Thunbergia commemorates the Swedish physician and Thunbergia mysorensis is a fast growing climber known for her big yellow slipper shaped flowers that hang down like bells. Also known as the Lady Slipper Vine Thunbergia est un genre botanique de plantes grimpantes fleuries vivaces ou l' espèce thunbergia mysorensis : contrairement aux autres espèces du genre, Thunbergia mysorensis · Plant Description: - What a beautiful climber! It is impossible to forget a plant in full bloom.

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De förekommer i tropiska och subtropiska områden i Afrika, Madagaskar, Asien och Australien. Vissa arter kan man dessutom hitta som förvildade trädgårdsväxter även i Sydamerika och Centralamerika. De flesta är klättrande, men det finns också örter och buskar. En art, Svartöga,, odlas som ettårig utplanteringsväxt i Sverige. Den vanligt förekommande som frö eller ibland Thunbergia mysorensis (Brick & Butter Vine) - This evergreen twining vine can grow to 16-25 feet tall by at least as wide with a dense covering of glossy plastic-like dark green lanceolate 4 to 6 inch long leaves. From the leaf axils emerge the two lipped flowers that have red calyces and a floral tube with a 3 inch tall gapping mouth that is Details T. mysorensis is a vigorous evergreen climber with twining stems to 6m, with elliptic leaves and 2-lipped flowers 5cm in length, with a gaping yellow throat and reflexed dark red lobes Plant range W.India Thunbergia mysorensis, also called Mysore trumpet vine or Indian clock vine, is a species of flowering Creeper plant.

It has become naturalised in Mediterranean climates and elsewhere due to its popularity as an ornamental plant. Thunbergia mysorensis. Common name: Thunbergia Orange, Chandelier Vine, Mysore Clock Vine, Dolls Shoes, Brick And Butter Vine Regional name: Thunbergia mysorensis Plant of the month: February. Also Known As: Rhubarb and custard climber. Native To: Tropical India (Nilgiri Hills) Blooms: Winter to spring.
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(Wight) 3(2): 6, t. 871. 1845. Distribution Native to India. Woody, twining stems reach 810 feet high, set with notched, oval green leaves to 3 inches long. Lightly scented summer flowers to 3 inches across appear singly or in clusters; white is the usual color, but blossoms may be blue, lavender, or even yellow. One of the most popular vines in the world; and rightly so.

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0 Comentários. Renata dos Santos pergunta: Plantei as trepadeiras jade Thunbergia mysorensis. garyfla_gw. 6 years ago. Hi Anybody growing this " Indian clock vine"? I planted this in a pot on the outside of the shadehouse where it When Thunbergia mysorensis has been observed flowering at Longwood Gardens.

A stunning vine originating from India, one of the most popular species, but hard to find. The bright yellow flowers of unusual shape are hanging from the vine in clusters that can cover a large trellis or pagoda. Similar plants: Thunbergia mysorensis is a woody-stemmed, evergreen, climbing plant native to India. The genus name Thunbergia commemorates the Swedish physician and botanist, Carl Peter Thunberg (1743-1828), a protégé of Linnaeus.