Orange tecoma flower or yellow elder

is a stunning, trumpet-shaped flower that grows in clusters and adds a vibrant tropical vibe to any garden. While Tecoma stans typically refers to yellow bells, orange varieties are often hybrids like Tecoma × ‘Orange Jubilee’.Flowers: Bright orange, trumpet-shaped, attract hummingbirds and butterflies

Blooming time: Spring through fall (can bloom year-round in warm climates)

Orange Tecoma Care Tips:

*1. Sunlight:

Needs full sun (at least 6–8 hours daily) for best blooming.

*2. Watering:

Drought-tolerant once established, but water regularly during dry spells.Let the soil dry slightly between watering.

*3. Soil:

Prefers well-draining soil—loamy or sandy.Tolerates poor soil but performs better with compost-rich soil.

*4. Pruning:

Prune regularly to maintain shape and size.Cut back after flowering to encourage new growth and blooms.Can be trained as a shrub or small tree.

*5. Fertilizer:

Use a balanced fertilizer during growing season (spring to summer).Avoid too much nitrogen, as it can lead to lots of leaves but fewer flowers.

*6. Pests/Diseases:

Generally pest-free, but watch for aphids or spider mites in hot,dry weather.Overwatering can cause root rot.