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BLUE SKY Tropical Flowering Vine Live Plant Thunbergia grandiflora Lavender Blue Flowers

Thunbergia grandiflora, also commonly called Blue Sky Vine, Bengal Trumpet, Blue Trumpet Vine, Royal Clock Vine or Indian Sky Vine is often referenced as one of the most beautiful vines in the world. Once you've seen a big mature one in full bloom it would be difficult, if not impossible to disagree. This beautiful, quick growing vine is native to India and Asia. (Source: Emerald Goddess Garden on Etsy)

Seen in December at the Palma Sola Botanical Gardens.
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