Planting Trumpet Vines?

Judy
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September 3, 20180 found this helpful

Transplanting is best done in the fall.

Pghgirl40
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September 3, 20180 found this helpful

They are good transplanted from spring to fall. Question is are you sure you want them. Most people around us want to get rid of them because they are so invasive and take over garden space.

www.southernliving.com/.../invasive-trumpet-vine

It is shame because they are pretty!!

cybergrannie
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September 3, 20180 found this helpful

I believe plant sites recommend transplanting Trumpet Vine in the early spring but a lot depends on what USDA zone you happen to be in.

• Information from a major plant site:
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• "The timing is the same whether you are transplanting a mature plant or a rooted cutting: you want to place the plant in its new location in early spring. Deciduous plants adapt better to a new site when they are dormant, without leaves and flowers."
• USDA zones 4 through 9/10 are said to be safe for outdoor planting but the plants do usually die back and return in the spring. If you plant your vine in the ground right now will it have time to acclimate and withstand the winter months?
• If you are not sure then it would be recommended to wait until next spring when it begins to grow but before flowering.
• Be sure that you know all about this plant before putting it in the ground as it is considered an invasive plant in many areas.
• Check out this site as it has several links that has everything you need to know about your vine.
• www.gardeningknowhow.com/.../transplanting-trumpet-vines.htm
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• www.gardeningknowhow.com/.../trumpet-vine-winter-care.htm