734-003D4 Aristolochia sempervirens |
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We received this unusual climber from the Elizabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden in Seattle, WA, They do not use it as a climber but instead let it spill attractively down the side of a large container. The small, inch-long, deltoid leaves are dark green. During the summer, tiny saxophone-shaped flowers with yellow interiors stand out amidst the rich foliage. Over time Aristolochia sempervirens can grow modestly tall. Its evergreen leaves create a year-round screen in sheltered areas. July through August. 15 ft. Yellow/Purple Streaks flowers Sun, Part Shade Zones 8, 9, 10 |
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