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Queen's Wreath, Antigonon leptopus

Queen's Wreath, Antigonon leptopus
Queen's Wreath, Antigonon leptopus; September 6, 2006. Glendale Xeriscape Garden.
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Queen's Wreath, Antigonon leptopusCoral Vine, Antigonon leptopus
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Queen's Wreath
Antigonon leptopus, Buckwheat Family: ( Polygonaceae ), Queen's Wreath. Also called: Mexican Creeper, Coral Vine, Corallita, or Confederate Vine.

Deciduous to semi-evergreen vine with beautiful pink flowers.

Height: About 30 - 40 feet long.
Flowers: Small, Pink.
Blooming Time: June - October.
Leaves: Ovate, heart-shaped and undulate.
Found: Coral vine is native to Mexico and is grown as a landscape plant in mild winter regions of the United States.
Elevation: 600 - 1,400 Feet.
Habitat: Chalky/alkaline, Dry, Sandy, Well-drained/light soils. An ideal xeriscape landscape plant in Arizona.
Miscellaneous: Photos Taken September 6, 2006. Glendale.

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