Orange Jubilee Tecoma

Tropical Appeal Without the Hassle Are you ready to have tropical appeal in your landscape without the hassle and maintenance? The Orange Jubilee Tecoma is your answer for beauty  without the hassle of high-maintenance tropical plants.  The Orange Jubilee Tecoma dazzles your space with prolific blooms from early spring until late fall. These trumpet-shaped flowers provide dimension and sunset-hued color variation. Shifting from deep red at the base into a delicate orange and then yellow at the tip of the petals, these flowers are definitely unique. The foliage of the Orange Jubilee Tecoma provides the perfect backdrop to these sweet-smelling flowers. And rich, dark green foliage lets the flowers pop with contrast. Plus, this lovely contrast and sweet scent provides the perfect combination to attract butterflies, bees, and birds alike.   Although the Orange Jubilee Tecoma can reach heights of 10-12 feet and a spread of 6-8 feet, it's very adaptable. That means, it'll fit in any space or layout that you currently have. You can choose to prune your Orange Jubilee Tecoma to create a bush-like or tree-like shape, or train it into a vine-like structure. Not only is the shape of the Orange Jubilee Tecoma adaptable; the maintenance is also easy. This plant has the ability to grow in almost any kind of well-draining soil, as well as in extreme heat, fog, and humidity.  Our inventory is limited, so don’t wait to get your very own Orange Jubilee Tecoma and add a low-maintenance piece of the tropics to your growing space. Planting & Care 1. Planting: Plant in an area where it can receive full sunlight (between 6-8 hours per day) or only partial shade, and water before planting. Dig a hole twice the width of pot. Plant the flower 1-2″ above ground soil level and backfill the hole with soil. Water deeply to settle, then add more soil if needed. Mulch 1-2″ deep around plant, avoiding the area closest to the stem. 2. Watering: Water regularly, at least weekly or more often especially in extreme heat or containers. 3. Fertilizing: Feed throughout the growing season: Monthly if planted in gardens; bi-monthly if planted in containers.