3 stars for it's vigorous growth, however, Scarlet O'Hara is more purplish-red than true red. The vine is also a light green rather than a rich, deep green. A little more tweeking of this variety and it will be a winner.

Blooms are definitely fuscia not red. I planted spring 2011 and had healthy foliage but no blooms until Dallas had an extended heatwave. I found the trick to lots of blooms is the hold back on the fertilizer and water. The foliage is not a deep green and will wilt under full sun but bounces back. When I pulled down the dead vines in autumn there were loads of seed pods. I planted some of those seeds this spring and they've grown fine. I intend to order the blue as fuscia isn't really what I was after but the vines do grow prolifically.