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Campsis x tagliabuana 'Takarazuka Fresa' PP 23,917
Set your garden ablaze with the high-octane energy of the Summer Jazz™ Fire Trumpet Vine. Unlike traditional trumpet vines that can become unmanageable monsters, this award-winning "Summer Jazz" series is bred for a compact, refined habit that fits perfectly into modern landscapes. Drenched in clusters of fiery red-orange, trumpet-shaped flowers from late spring through fall, this vine is a natural magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies. If you want the drama of a tropical-looking climber without the worry of it taking over your home, this heat-loving performer is your perfect match.
Summer Jazz™ Fire Trumpet Vine
$66.99
The Summer Jazz™ Fire Trumpet Vine (Campsis x tagliabuana 'Takarazuka Fresa') is a horticultural breakthrough. It offers all the "vibe" of a classic Mediterranean or Southern climber but in a much more manageable package. The vibrant red-orange blooms pop against deep green, serrated foliage, creating a stunning contrast that lasts all summer. As the weather cools in autumn, the leaves shift to a warm golden yellow, providing one last show before winter.
Why Choose Summer Jazz™ Fire?
Compact & High-Performing:
While some trumpet vines grow 40 feet, this variety stays much smaller and more contained, making it ideal for urban gardens and smaller structures.
Non-Stop Bloom Cycle:
From early summer until the first frost, this vine is a relentless flowering machine, constantly producing new nectar-rich trumpets.
Hummingbird Paradise:
The tubular shape and "hot" colors are specifically designed by nature to attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies.
Tough as Nails:
This vine laughs at heat, humidity, and poor soil. Once established, it is remarkably drought-tolerant and resilient.
Landscape Versatility
Patio Perfection:
Because it is so manageable, it is the best Trumpet Vine for large containers. Add a sturdy trellis to a pot for a portable "wall of fire" on your deck or balcony.
Vertical Accents:
Train it up a mailbox post, a lamp post, or a garden arch. It adds height and movement without the "bulk" of older varieties.
Living Privacy Screens:
Plant it along a fence line to create a dense, flowering screen that blocks out neighbors while inviting in nature.
The "Trumpet Tree":
With a sturdy stake and regular pruning, you can train the woody stems into a standalone "standard" tree-form, creating a unique flowering specimen for your lawn.
Erosion Control:
If left without support, it acts as a vigorous "Trumpet Creeper," scrambling over rocky slopes and down hillsides to prevent erosion and hide bare ground.
Expert Care and Maintenance
Sunlight:
Thrives in Full Sun. While it can handle light shade, you will get the most "fire" and the densest flower clusters if it sits in the brightest spot in your garden.
Water & Soil:
Very adaptable to most soil types. Water regularly during the first year to establish a deep root system; after that, it can handle significant dry spells.
Pruning:
It blooms on "new wood," so the best time to prune is in early spring. You can trim it back aggressively to maintain your desired size and shape without losing any flowers.
Support:
While it is compact, it is a fast grower. Provide a sturdy trellis, fence, or pergola for its woody stems to twine around as it climbs.
Fertilizer:
Use a balanced fertilizer in early spring. Avoid high-nitrogen formulas, which might give you lots of green leaves but fewer of those famous fire-colored flowers.
Specifications
Botanical Name: Campsis x tagliabuana 'Takarazuka Fresa' PP 23,917
Growth Rate: Fast
Mature Height: 10–12 feet (can be kept much smaller with pruning)
Mature Width: 3–5 feet
Bloom Color: Fiery Red-Orange
Bloom Period: Late Spring through Late Fall
Hardiness Zones: 5–9
Special Traits: Heat & Drought Tolerant, Hummingbird Magnet, Compact Habit, Fall Color Interest
