Glory-bower Bleeding Heart Vine

Clerodendrum thomsoniae, also known as Bleeding Heart vine, produces clusters of blossoms in late spring and early fall. It grows up to 10 feet and requires support to climb. Hardy in zones 8 to 11, it prefers full or partial sun.

• These clusters of blossoms arrive in late spring and stay on the plant for up to 6 weeks and then return in early fall and stay until frost.