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Common Name(s):	Trumpet-Creeper, Trumpet Vine, Cow-Itch Vine
Species:	Campsis radicans
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Family:	Bignoniaceae

Longevity:	Perennial

Origin:	Native
Height:	Vine up to 9 m
Flowers:	June - August
Fruits:	Spring - Fall
Description:	A woody, high climbing vine found along fence rows, streams and in thickets. Tube-shaped flowers are orange to red in color. Often planted as an ornamental but can become problematic. Can cause dermatitis in some people when handling the leaves or flowers.

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