Combretum Indicum

The flowering vine Combretum indicum, recognized by its names Rangoon Creeper and Chinese Honeysuckle, stands as a remarkable plant that introduces tropical elements into garden spaces. This plant’s flowers transition through a mesmerizing sequence of colors starting as white then shifting to pink before reaching a deep, rich red. These flowers exhibit stunning beauty while their scent intensifies during nighttime hours to draw in both butterflies and moths.

This vine reaches 6-8 meters when supported by structures like fences or trellises while its green leaves enhance garden aesthetics and deliver moderate privacy. Optimal growth occurs under full sunlight conditions, yet it maintains survival capabilities in areas with partial shade. The garden’s enhancement demands sporadic irrigation alongside well-draining soil conditions and periodic trimming to maintain its form.

This plant’s components have seen traditional medical use for intestinal worm treatment; however, caution is necessary because its seeds can become toxic when taken in large quantities. To infuse your garden with tropical charm Combretum indicum stands as an exceptional choice because it grows swiftly while emitting a delightful fragrance and its flowers present striking beauty.

It is toxic to dogs if ingested or touched.