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Mexican Flame Vine 1 Gallon Plant

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Mexican Flame Vine 1 Gallon Plant

Height: Vine Width: Vine

Traits: Grows quickly producing orange flowers that butterflies and other pollinators can’t resist Mexican flame vine may be evergreen and bloom all year in warm winters and in zones 9 and above, but tends to be an annual in zone 8 and colder.

Water: Low, After Established

Bloom Time: Summer, Fall

Zone: 9-10

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