Common Name - pipevine
Latin Name - Aristolochia macrophylla
Sun - Part Shade
Moisture - Moist
Height - 12-36’
Flower Color -
Bloom Time -May - June

Pipevine or Dutchman’s pipe is a picturesque, deciduous vine, climbing 20-35 ft. by means of twining stems. Fast-growing, green stems bear large (12 in.), heart-shaped leaves, dark-green above and pale-gray beneath. Flower occur singly or 2-3 per cluster and are pipe-shaped, mottled green and burgundy, with yellow tubes. Cylindrical, cucumber-like capsules, 3-4 in. long, stay green most of the summer eventually ripening to gray or black.

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Thank you to Orchi for use of their photo.
Thank you to Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center for the facts.