Grow Yellow Trumpet Creeper on trellises or arbors for a summer flower show.

Yellow Trumpet Creeper, campsis radicans, is a favorite for attracting hummingbirds, bees and butterflies in summer. Plant these yellow trailing plants on your fence, trellis, arbor or anchor on a blank wall and enjoy the show. Your new hummingbird vines will delight you with summer color and privacy.

Plant this trumpet creeper vine in full sun to partially shaded areas. Water regularly the first season planted to establish. Prune your trumpet creeper plants annually in late winter. Note: wear protective clothing when pruning as the sap is poisonous and can irritate skin.

Though yellow trumpet creeping vines show no serious disease problems, they are self seeding which produces suckers making them sometimes aggressive growing vines. 

Trumpet creeper vines are native vines to the Southeast United States.