Bengal clockvine Flower

The Bengal clockvine also known as skyflower or blue trumpet vine, is a beautiful flowering plant native to India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.The flowers of the Bengal clockvine are large and trumpet-shaped, measuring around 3 to 4 inches in diameter.They have a vibrant blue or purplish-blue color with a yellow throat and five spreading petals.Bengal clockvine is a fast-growing, woody vine that can reach heights of up to 20 feet or more. It produces long, twining stems that help it climb and cling to structures or other plants for support.The plant typically blooms during the summer and fall seasons, although it can flower intermittently throughout the year in favorable conditions. The flowers of the Bengal clockvine are highly attractive to bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.The plant features attractive dark green,heart-shaped leaves with a slightly fuzzy texture.Bengal clockvine thrives in full sun to partial shade conditions.Adequate moisture is necessary for healthy growth, but the soil should not become waterlogged.