Reviewed by Barbara Gillette Yellow bells (Tecoma stans) is an evergreen shrub native to the American Southwest and Mexico ...

Pink tecoma seeds are available online and trees are available locally. Call around to find them or call Margo at 640-9191 to find one for you. Diana Duff is a plant adviser, ...

The hardiness rating of Tecoma stans is USDA Zone 8 for stems and branches, with root hardiness perhaps to Zone 7, meaning it will not survive a normal winter outdoors in our climate.

Tecoma trees and shrubs produce spectacular blooms nearly all year. ... But within several years the plant – aka yellow elder and esperanza – grew into a 20-foot-tall-and-wide tree.

Answer: The best time to plant a woody plant like Tecoma stans (yellow trumpetbush) is in the late winter when the plant is relatively dormant. However, you can also purchase the "Gold Star ...

Arizona yellow bells, or Tecoma stans, is a drought-tolerant shrub native to Arizona. It makes a great addition to your yard, particularly if you want to attract hummingbirds.

Tecoma stans shrubs add color, vitality to landscape. May 22, 2011 - 6:53 am ... Because it's seed free, it blooms throughout the season with large clusters of bell-shaped flowers.

I recently found a beautiful plant with bright orange tubular flowers and a most unusual name. “Oompa Loompa” is a hybridized cultivar of Tecoma stans to which the botanical name Tecoma x ...

The plant: It’s no mistake this plant was given a “jubilant” name. ... (Tecoma stans). They both come from a family of showy shrubs called Tecomas.

Skeletonizer insect damage is common to Tecoma in warmer parts of the Southwest. It’s feeding damage by the young — or larvae — of a moth given the common name Tecoma leaf tier skeletonizer.