Pink Trumpet Espalier not-shade Summer (May–Sep): Active but slow

Summer (May–Sep): Active but slow growth

Mulch — Apply 3–4 inches of bark or wood chip mulch over the root zone to retain moisture and moderate soil temperature

fast-draining ground

especially in windy areas

and it needs frost protection on the rare hard-freeze nights below 25°F

Pink Trumpet Espalier not-shade Summer (May–Sep): Active but slowPink Trumpet Espalier Soft Pink Blooms Trained for Arizona Walls Pink Trumpet Vine (Podranea ricasoliana), also known as Port St. Johns Creeper, is a graceful flowering vine that produces clusters of soft pink trumpet shaped flowers from spring through fall. Trained flat on an espalier frame, it creates an elegant vertical display of pastel blooms and lush green foliage. This semi evergreen climber is heat tolerant, low maintenance, and grows