Campsis radicans (L.) Seem. ex Bureau

Deciduous woody vine to scrambling shrub with aerial roots. Leaves opposite, imparipinnate, to c. 30 cm long; leaflets 7–11 (–13), with lamina ovate to narrowly ovate with an acute to drawn out pointed apex, to c. 8 cm long, discolorous, margin coarsely serrate, upper surface glabrous or with sparse minute hairs, lower surface hairy on midrib and main veins. Flowers in clusters of up to 12, showy; corolla funnelform with spreading lobes, reddish orange or orange, to c. 9 cm long, to c. 4 cm across at apex, the tubular base often curved. Capsule (dry pod) to 20 cm long, with numerous 2-winged seeds, a translucent wing either side of seed but also very narrowly bordering rest of seed.

Recorded from road verges, abandoned gardens, swamp edge, creek beds and edges, disturbed sites near settlement, swamp sclerophyll forest, eucalypt woodland.

Cultivated as an ornamental.

Can be grown by cuttings or seedlings. Seeds needs stratification.