The Creeping Dutchman's Pipe, also known as *Aristolochia macrophylla*, is a perennial vine native to North America. This plant is distinguished by its large heart-shaped leaves and unique, tubular flowers that resemble a pipe, hence the name. The flowers are typically a greenish-yellow or brownish color and can attract various pollinators, including specific types of moths. As a fast-growing vine, the Creeping Dutchman's Pipe is often used in gardens to cover trellises, fences, or arbors. It prefers a shady to partially sunny location and thrives in rich, well-draining soil. However, be cautious, as the plant is toxic if ingested due to the presence of glycosides. Its lush appearance and interesting floral structures make it a popular choice for enthusiasts looking to add unique greenery to their outdoor spaces.