Description
Aristolochia trilobata
Also known as: Dutchman’s Pipevine, Birthwort, Bejuco de Santiago
It is quite adaptable and can be grown in subtropical areas, tropical areas, and any place where temperatures don’t frequently drop below 30F. It also does well in low light conditions and can be grown indoors. Will tolerate high humidity or arid climates with little rain, although irrigation should be provided. Grow in full sun or shade. Pretty flowers will sometimes have a fragrance, which can be smelly, but the scent doesn’t drift from the flower. Will also grow well in pots. Origin: Central America
Yearly Foliage: Tropical Evergreen vine
Hardiness Zone: 9-11 (zone 8 with winter protection)
Light: Full Sun to partial shade
Mature Growth: 20-30 feet high
Soil: Average to Moist, well drained, drought tolerant once established
Blooms: Summer
Wildlife: primarily host plant for butterflies
Larval Host Plant for: Pipevine Butterfly, Polydama Swallowtail butterfly
Plant Size when available: 1 quart, 1 gallon
