Scientific Name
 Eccremocarpus scaber

Common Name
Chilean glory flower; Glory vine

 
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Hardiness: Tender perennial grown as an annual; roots may overwinter in Zone 8
Growth Rate: Rapid
Texture: Fine
Height: 10 to 12'
Exposure: Sun to partial shade; protect from drying wind
Climbing Method: Twining stems; tendrils with small hooks
Flower/ Fruit: Orange-red tubular flowers all summer; long lasting cut flower
Comments: Start from seeds; does not transplant well; thrives on heat; moderate moisture and good drainage
Cultivars: Anglia hybrids (various colors), Aureus (golden-yellow), Carmineus (carmine-red), Roseus (pink), Tresco mix (various colors)
 
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