An easy-to-grow, fast growing and floriferous North American native vine that quickly climbs and covers chain link fences from top to bottom, and arches arbors and other structures, the Jekyll Orange Crossvine produces LOADS of fragrant, bright orange trumpet-shaped flowers in spring reblooming again in late summer and fall in our central Georgia gardens. Some years it seems to bloom spring to frost! The flowers of Jekyll might be a little brighter orange than Tangerine Beauty and they're shaped a little differently as well. Other than that it is hard to tell the difference between the two varieties. The dense foliage consisting of attractive, oblong leaves remain evergreen in the deep South turning to reddish-purple in fall, with subsequent leaf drop in the northern regions where it will grow.