Tecoma castanifolia (Yellow Bells)
Botanical names: Tecoma castanifolia, Bignonia castaneifolia, Bignonia serrata, Tecoma gaudichaudii
Common name: Yellow Bells
Family: Bignoniaceae
Origin: Central America
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Tecoma castanifolia is similar to Tecoma stans, but Tecoma stans has compound leaves, while Tecoma castanifolia has simple leaves, sometimes with three leaflets.
Large heads of golden-yellow trumpet flowers over a long period. Its a very attractive small tree or shrub. Spectacular heat-tolerant and highly pest resistant.
Similar plants: Tecoma castanifolia (Yellow Bells)
- Pandorea jasminoides (Pandora vine)
- Tecoma stans (Yellow Elder)
- Podranea ricasoliana (Port St. John's Creeper)
- Tabebuia alba (Lapacho Amarillo)
- Tecoma alata (Orange Trumpet Flower)
- Tecoma sambucifolia (Trumpet Flower)
- Tecoma sp. 'Lydia' (Tecoma Lydia)
- Tecoma X smithii (Orange Bells)
- Tecomanthe Aurea (Yellow Tecomanthe )
- Tecomanthe dendrophila (New Guinea Creeper vine)
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