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PODRAENA ricasoliana Bignone violet

PODRAENA ricasoliana Bignone violet

Podranea ricasoliana, also known as Purple Bignone, is a vigorous climber native to southern Africa. It is highly prized for its magnificent pink to mauve flowers, which adorn gardens throughout the summer and autumn. Ideal for pergolas and trellises, it adds an exotic, colourful touch.

6-10 m (height) x 3-6 m (width) Climbing
Semi-permanent Dark Green
Sun, Semi-shade
Summer, autumn Purplish pink to mauve
-5 °C
Walls, pergolas, trellises
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Characteristics of PODRAENA ricasoliana Bignone violet:

Podranea ricasoliana, or Purple Bignone, is a climbing plant that can reach heights of 6 to 10 metres and widths of 3 to 6 metres. It prefers full sun but will tolerate part shade. Its semi-evergreen foliage is dark green. Moderately hardy, it can withstand temperatures down to -5°C. It flowers from summer to autumn, producing pink to mauve flowers that add a touch of exoticism and colour.

How to use PODRAENA ricasoliana Bignone violet?

Podranea ricasoliana is perfect for covering vertical structures such as pergolas, trellises and walls, thanks to its climbing habit and rapid growth. It can also be used as a temporary hedge or screen. In mild climates, it can be grown in the ground, while in colder regions, it can be potted and brought under cover in winter. This flexibility means it can be easily integrated into a variety of landscapes.

Advice on growing PODRAENA ricasoliana Bignone violet successfully?

To grow Podranea ricasoliana successfully, plant it in well-drained soil rich in organic matter. A spacing of 2 to 3 metres between plants is recommended to encourage good growth. Prune every year after flowering to maintain a harmonious shape and stimulate the next flowering season. Water regularly, especially during dry spells. Light fertilisation in spring will encourage vigorous growth and abundant flowering in this magnificent climber.