Landscape Uses
Trumpet Vine makes a good cover for fences and walls.  Once established, the vine needs no attention.  Trumpet Vine is similar to Cross Vine (Bignonia capreolata), but Trumpet Vine blooms later in the summer.  Plant them together and there will be reddish flowers from early spring to mid summer.  The flowers will attract hummingbirds. 

Propagation
Seeds

Special Notes
Contact may result in redness, burning and itching in susceptible individuals.  This plant may also become invasive.  Cut back in winter if necessary to keep in bounds. 

Fun Facts
This vine has been cultivated in North America since Colonial times.