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Vine with White Flowers ID

10 years ago

I am trying to figure out the name of a vine I have growing in my yard. Came with the house. It blooms at this time, full of lovely white flower (pure white, not pinkish tinged, my photo exposure makes it look slightly pink, it is not), trumpet-shaped. No fragrance to speak of. Has tendrils that will wind around things to creep along. After the flowers are spent, it forms long seed pods I think. Leaf is arrow-shaped, and more mature branches develop a reddish-brown cast. Couple of photos to help with the ID:


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  • 10 years ago

    Mandevilla laxa?...Chilean Jasmine?...as a quick guess. Supposedly fragrant, but the one I had in SoCal had no fragrance.

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