2023年6月15日 · A bright, blooming annual, Spanish flag reaches 10-20 feet tall and flowers from summer to first frost. Learn to grow firecracker vine at Gardener’s Path.

2023年11月2日 · Spanish flag is a tropical vine in the morning glory genus but its showy flowers look quite different. The tubular, irregularly shaped flowers start out red and fade to orange and butter yellow, giving them a multicolored effect. The …

2023年6月17日 · What is Spanish Flag Plant? The Spanish Flag Plant, scientifically known as Ipomoea lobata, is a fast-growing climbing plant native to Mexico and Central America. Often referred to as the Firecracker Vine, this plant is widely recognized for its stunning display of vibrant, cascading flowers.

Mina Lobata plants, popularly called Spanish Flag flowers, is a perennial vining plant. It is often grown as an annual in colder regions. Native to Central and South America, Spanish Flag vines are a member of the Morning Glory family.

2024年11月11日 · Mina lobata, commonly known as the firecracker vine, Spanish flag, or exotic love vine, is a striking perennial climber, often grown as an annual, prized for its showy, cascading flowers. It doesn’t tolerate cooler temperatures well at all, and often dies back in the late autumn.

The colours vaguely resemble the red and gold of Spain's national flag, hence its other common name "Spanish flag". Ipomoea lobata requires a minimum temperature of 5 °C (41 °F), and a warm, sheltered spot in full sun (either equatorial-facing or west-facing).

Spanish flag is an annual, flowering, herbaceous vine, native to Mexico, that is related to morning glory, but with a very different type of flower. It is a perennial in its warm, native, home, but because it is not frost tolerant, it is typically grown as an ornamental annual.

2025年1月22日 · The flowers open red and then fade to orange, yellow and cream as they mature. Because the flowers open one at a time, from the bottom up, they form a gradient on each raceme. The multicolor gradient contains colors that are found on the flag of Spain, giving the vines their nickname, Spanish Flag.

Firecracker vine sometimes called spanish flag and Mexican flame vine, blooms bright, funnel-shaped tubular flowers. [LEARN MORE]

Spanish flag's vine can grow up to 16 feet (4.88 meters) in length, bearing a striking flower display. The blooms exhibit a colorful gradient that shifts from yellow to red, forming an irregular shape. These vivid flowers cluster together on slender, bending stems that reach upwards.