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Photographic Art by Charlene Adler
Photograph taken in Harlingen, Texas
Often confused with honeysuckle by non-gardeners, trumpet creepers are native to the southeastern United States, it can grow to a total height of 25-40 feet, with a spread of five to ten feet for each vine.

This plant isn’t picky about soil types, doesn’t need to be fertilized, and while it does fine with little water, it’s happy in areas that are soggier, too. The trumpet-shaped blossoms are excellent for attracting hummingbirds.

After its bloom period, it goes into overdrive growth mode, covering fences and trellises quickly. Since these vines can grow to be so big and spread so eagerly, be sure to provide them with a sturdy structure to grow on.

Charlene Adler is a native of Wisconsin and lives in both Wisconsin and Texas. As a retired teacher, having taught for 25 years, Art has always been a way to express myself whether it be oil painting or photography. To be able to capture an eagle in flight, a flower just blooming or a hummingbird flying is a joy to my heart. All my work is my own. I enjoy showing my photographs as taken or enhancing some with digital art. I think this saying by Carl Sandburg applies to a photographer looking for the perfect shot. "I'm an Idealist. I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way." http://charlene-adler.artistwebsites.com/