Great bells of fire! Thriving in full sun environments, Bells of Fire or Tecoma stans, feature abundant, bright red trumpet flowers that bloom in the spring and deep orange trumpet flowers that bloom in the summer. Other variations of the Bells of Fire go by "Sparky" or "Sparklette". These colorful flower blooms bring natural beauty to landscapes across the Southwest. With its striking natural beauty, it is easy to see why the Tecoma stans is such a popular, large shrub plant for use as a floral accent, background screen, or planted around large patios.
Bells of Fire complement homes featuring Spanish architecture and look fantastic in transition landscape settings or a home oasis-like environment.
Much like yellow bells, only more compact, one of the main attractions of this Bells of Fire plant is its trumpet-like flowers. Be consistent with light fertilizer to keep pushing many bright flowers in the full sun. The blooming flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and pollinators alike, each enjoying the bright red and deep orange trumpets that bloom during certain times of the year. Used as shrubs or privacy hedges, Bells of Fire's versatility makes it a great choice for a Southwestern or tropical landscape. Feel free to plant around your large outdoor patio or make it a colorful part of your tropical landscape design.
"We love all of the birds that are attacted to these, expecially the hummingbirds! These are beautiful and easy to take care of. "
A striking evergreen shrub known for its long blooming season and clusters of vibrant, funnel-shaped flowers that come in shades of pink, red, or white.
Long narrow clusters of small purple flowers followed by yellow/orange berries make this a very useful plant when planning backgrounds or screens
Green Hopseed Bush (Dodonea viscosa) are most useful as a screen or filler plant in full to part sun.
Rose colored flowers carpet this hardy shrub creating a beautiful change in just about any landscape.
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