Tangerine Beauty Crossvine

Tangerine Beauty is a vigorous crossvine with bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers and yellow throats. Its clinging tendrils let it cover a sturdy fence, arbor, pergola, or wall. ## Flowers and landscape use Texas Superstar describes ‘Tangerine Beauty’ as a spring-blooming selection discovered in San Antonio and introduced by the North Carolina State Arboretum. It notes repeat flowers, hummingbird pollination, strongest bloom in full sun, and a vigorous habit that can reach about 15 feet tall and wide ([Texas Superstar](https://texassuperstar.com/tangerine-beauty-crossvine/)). Oklahoma State Extension describes crossvine’s climbing tendrils and reports vines reaching 30 feet or more, with ‘Tangerine Beauty’ covered in orange flowers in spring ([Oklahoma State Extension](https://extension.okstate.edu/programs/oklahoma-proven/plant-profiles/crossvine)). ## Size and siting Allow ample vertical room and use strong support. The vine can be trained across a broad structure; plan for spread rather than treating it as a compact shrub. Full sun encourages heavier bloom, while the plant tolerates part shade. Choose soil that drains well. ## Seasonal interest The orange flowers appear in spring, with repeat blooms possible later in the growing season. Its evergreen or semi-evergreen foliage can provide structure in mild climates. ## Maintenance Guide new growth to the support and prune after flowering to control reach. Remove shoots growing beyond the intended area. Water during establishment and extended dry spells; established vines tolerate heat and drought.