Yellow Bells 'Sangria'

Tecoma stans var. angustata 'Sangria' A vibrant, deep orange version of Yellow Bells is a charming, irregularly shaped deciduous shrub that typically stands 3 to 6 feet tall in the US. However, varieties from warmer regions can reach heights of 9 feet! This delightful plant features several stems and slender, upright branches adorned with clusters of large, trumpet-shaped, deep orange flowers, brilliantly contrasting with the lance-shaped olive-green leaves. Its long, thin pods add to its appeal in autumn, making it stand out. The natural habitat of this plant is quite extensive, stretching from sunny south Texas all the way to Arizona and down through Mexico, Central America, and even to northern Argentina. It also thrives in southern Florida and throughout much of the Caribbean. Among the native plants of the southwestern US and adjacent Mexico is Tecoma stans var. angustata, which is a bit shorter and exhibits greater drought and cold tolerance than some of the tropical varieties of