Name that climber :D

This is going to be hard because my camera is full so i can't take a pic of it so i will describe it in detail:

It is a climber with small but longish (about 3/4 inch) tubular flowers that grow in clusters. I was given a very small climber by a friend to grow through my passionflower and to be honest it was so dinky i tied it in wth a peice of cotton but it has shot up over 5 weeks and is now displaying the bright orange tubular flowers as i said.

Any guesses people? I cant find it on either T&M or V M site.

Thanks in advance :thumb:

 

No disrepect but quite simply download pics to p.c and delete camera that way you can actually take some more pics................................Its not rocket science:eek:

 

Maybe not for you but i'm obviously not as bright as you, perhaps if you cant be nice it would be better not to post a reply at all, first time ive been on for a while and i can do without that thanks

 

Well why not read the instuctions that come with your camera??? Surely its a no-brainer when you buy something new you do not understand.

 

Hello, this is how I start identification when I am in complete confusion:
http://images.google.it/images?hl=i...ular orange flowers&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi
I google for pictures listing the features I know fromthe plant.... and see if I find something similar.

Give a look, if you find something resembling your plant give us a link, and the fun begins

 

AG, is it a twiner or does it grow tendrils, thorns, leaf shape ?

Do the flowers change colour as they age?
All relavent stuff.

Anyway, I only ever read the instructions as a last resort, its like admitting defeat:D

 

Hi, Paula, have a look at Bignonia and see how it compares.

 

Thanks to all of you who have answered my thread in a friendly manner :D

I have only had the climber a short period of time so i'm not sure if it re-flowers yet, although the trumpet shaped flowers are quite abbundant.

And thanks Dave I will look up the climber you mentioned and get back to you :D

 

Paula darling you have a little play about with your camera in your own sweet time and you will soon sort the pictures out in no time at all I'm sure... as for you Slinky shame on you picking on a lone woman very big of you bet you are REAL proud of yourself! Hel.xxx.

 

Dave, not the one i'm afraid, although i do like the look of it :D

 

Are there any similarities, Paula. I didn`t expect it to be right, I`m just trying to give us something to work from.:D:D

 

Chilean glory flower perhaps then Paula ,just guessing here

 

Hi Paula, could it be this ?http://www.thegardener.btinternet.co.uk/images/eccremocarpus.jpg Cheers...freddy.

 

David and Gogs ty i am gonna look at that one too :D
Pete it has tendrils on it :D

Helen thankyou the camera has pictures on it that i havent been able to look at yet - you know what i mean :wink:

 

Gogs you lovely lovely gardener its a chilean glory flower :D

I always like to make notes on when everything flowers etc., now i can add this one to my database :D thanks so much to you all thats made my day that has :lol: