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Ipomoea × sloteri (Cardinal climber)

Ipomoea × sloteri Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Thompson & Morgan Seedsmen, Inc.



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Botanical Name: Ipomoea × sloteri Common Name: Cardinal climber Genus: Ipomoea
Cardinal climber has deeply cut foliage and rich crimson, trumpet-shaped flowers from mid-summer to fall. Grow in a greenhouse or in a warm spot in the garden.
 Propagation: Soak seeds overnight and start indoors in spring.
Height 10 ft. to 15 ft.
Characteristics Attracts Hummingbirds
Bloom Time Summer
Flower Color Green Flower; Red Flower
Seasonal Interest Summer Interest

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