12 Vines with White Trumpet Flowers

05.12.2023 - 11:25 / balconygardenweb.com / Raul Cornelius

Vines with white trumpet flowers showcase pure white petals that dangle down beautifully from the trailing stems, creating a rich contrast against the green foliage. You can train them to climb gracefully over trellises, fences, or walls!

Botanical Name: Ipomoea alba

Morning Glory’s white flowers are as iconic as the blue-purple ones. The plant blooms each morning, lasting only a day before fading.

Botanical Name: Datura inoxia

Blooming from summer to fall, this annual vine grows to a height of 3-5 feet, which makes it perfect for containers!

Botanical Name: Mandevilla boliviensis

The Mandevilla produces classy white flowers from May through October. The trumpet-shaped blossoms grow in clusters.

Botanical Name: Brugmansia suaveolens

Angel’s Trumpet boasts large ivory flowers. They dangle down the stems in clusters, which makes the plant stand out, especially in pots.

Botanical Name: Pandorea jasminoides

The flowers have an elegant trumpet shape, with a bright red ‘dot’ in the middle. The contrast of the white against the vine’s lush green foliage creates a stunning visual impact.

Botanical Name: Lonicera japonica

Though not exactly ‘white,’ these flowers have a yellow-orange hue. The highlighting feature is the fragrance that’s most prominent during the evening.

Botanical Name: Calystegia sepium

The white or pale pink flowers of these vines have a funnel shape, which contrasts beautifully with the bright, arrow-shaped leaves.

Botanical Name: Beaumontia grandiflora

Originating from the Himalayan regions, the flowers of this vine resemble Easter Lilies, hence the name. The blooms are highly fragrant, especially during the evening.

Botanical Name: Datura wrightii

Thie vine is popular for its large flowers and is native to the southwestern