Lavender trumpet vine on an arbor with clusters of lavender-pink trumpet flowers

Lavender Trumpet Vine

Podranea ricasoliana
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Light
Water
Moderate water in Phoenix; irrigate deeply and let the upper soil dry between waterings. Water more frequently during establishment and extreme summer heat.
Toxicity
Description
A vigorous, woody climber with glossy, divided leaves and clusters of pink-lavender trumpet flowers; also called pink trumpet vine.
Bloom Time
Deciduous / Evergreen
Special Features
Growth Rate
Growth Habit
Flower Color
Foliage Color
Garden Style
Not established — verify
Care Instructions

Light: Full sun to light shade; afternoon shade helps protect foliage from intense Phoenix summer heat, especially near west-facing walls.

Water: Moderate water in Phoenix; irrigate deeply and let the upper soil dry between waterings. Water more frequently during establishment and extreme summer heat.

Soil: Well-drained soil; tolerates sandy, loamy, and alkaline soils. Improve compacted soil and avoid persistently soggy roots.

Mature size: Typically 15–25 feet tall and wide with support; may reach 30 feet or more in favorable conditions.

Bloom: Primarily late summer through fall, with intermittent flowering from spring in warm, protected locations.

Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen in frost-free conditions; semi-evergreen or deciduous during colder Phoenix winters.

Growth rate: Fast with warmth and regular irrigation.