Wholesale Trumpet Vine – 2 Plants – Campsis 'Mme Galen' – Height 110–120cm – Ø17cm – Hardy Climbing Plant with Orange-Red Flowers – Fast-Growing Climbing Plant for Garden, Fence & Pergola

🌺 Bright Summer Blooms: The Campsis 'Mme Galen' delights with vibrant orange-red trumpet flowers that shine in full splendor from July to September, giving your garden a Mediterranean flair. 🌿 Fast-Growing Climbing Plant: Thanks to aerial roots, the trumpet vine climbs independently on fences, walls, or pergolas – ideal for natural greening and as a privacy screen in the garden or on the terrace. ☀️ Mediterranean Atmosphere: Originally from North America, now widespread in Southern Europe – the Campsis brings a southern holiday feeling directly to your garden. ❄️ Hardy & Robust: The Campsis Mme Galen is perennial, frost-resistant, and sprouts vigorously anew every spring. A long-lasting, easy-care climbing plant with an impressive growth. ✂️ Easy to Care for & Prune: Prefers sunny, wind-protected locations. Pruning in spring or autumn keeps the plant compact and promotes abundant flowering. 📏 Delivery Size: 2 strong plants, each about 110–120cm high (including pot), in a Ø17cm cultivation pot – ready to plant for garden, balcony, or terrace. The trumpet vine Campsis 'Mme Galen' is a spectacular climbing plant with bright orange-red flowers that immediately create a southern flair and Mediterranean atmosphere. The lush bloom appears from July to September when many other garden plants have already faded – a real eye-catcher for house walls, pergolas, or fences. With its aerial roots, the plant climbs independently and can easily grow up walls or trellises. Its strong, fast-growing habit reaches a height of up to 6 meters over the years. The Campsis Mme Galen prefers a sunny, sheltered location. Especially in the first year, it should be watered regularly; later, it is extremely drought-tolerant and easy to care for. A strong pruning in spring or autumn stimulates new growth and abundant flowering. The plant is hardy and long-lasting. Even after cold winters, it reliably sprouts again and grows.