Tecomaria capensis is an ornamental garden plant commonly used for screening and decorative purposes. It can also be trimmed to form a hedge. It is often planted specifically to attract birds and butterflies. Dark orange color of these plants sometimes appear to be red because of environmental and sunlight factors.
Prepare soil for desert-adapted plants. Plant from transplant in spring. If planted in native soil without amendments, you will find it more tolerant of infrequent waterings. Those planted in richer soil would prefer more water. This upright shrub will grow up to 12 feet tall and spread up to 8 feet wide.
SUNLIGHT
SOIL
WATER
TEMPERATURE
FERTILIZER
Full Sun
Well-drained soil
Medium
20 to 30 degrees C
Apply any organic fertilizer
Caring for Tecoma
Orange Jubilee is outstanding grown as a single specimen or harmonious when grown with other water-saving plants to create a mini, subtropical oasis.
As a screen to cover a drab block wall or shade a west-facing window, or as a focal point to add drama, this plant will not disappoint.
Typical uses of Tecoma
Special features:
Culinary use: Leaves
Ornamental use: The plant is used for ornamental purpose
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