This is such an exciting new variety!! Let your garden glow like a sky on fire. 
 
Ignite your garden with the glowing shades of African Sunset Thunbergia (Thunbergia alata), also called the Black-Eyed Susan Vine. This fast-growing climber dazzles with a painter’s palette of colors, intense apricot flames, glowing amber gold, and soft washes of fuzzy peach and pale yellow.
 
Each flower is centered with a velvety dark eye, giving depth and drama to the sunset-inspired display.
 
The blossoms are carried on fuzzy green vines that quickly scramble up trellises, spill from hanging baskets, and drape gracefully along fences. As they twine and trail, they create a living cascade of jewel-toned blossoms, bold apricot and amber leading the way, softened by occasional pastel peach notes that feel like the last rays of sunset.
 
Because no two flowers are exactly alike, your trellis or basket will look like it’s been hand-painted with shades of apricot fire, golden sun, and pale peach blushes. The combination is as dramatic as it is charming, a true “sunset in bloom.”
 
Botanical Name: Thunbergia alata ‘African Sunset’
Common Name: Black-Eyed Susan Vine
Type: Tender perennial (often grown as annual)
Vines: 5–8 feet long
Bloom Time: Summer until frost
Zones: Perennial in 9B–11, annual elsewhere
Light: Full sun to partial shade
 
Sow the Seeds indoors 8 weeks before your last expected frost. It will bloom from spring to fall and provide you with seeds before dying off in winter. It can also be propagated from cuttings by simply placing the vine stems in a glass of water to over winter for the following spring planting. It can also be grown as a ground cover.
 
This is for 10 seeds