Tronadora (Tecoma stans) seeds
$4.95 – $23.55
Family: Trumpet Vine (Bignoniaceae)
Hardy to zones 9 to 12
(Esperanza, Tecomaxochitl, Yellow Bells, Yellow Bignonia) Perennial deciduous shrub to small tree flowering yellow to a height of 4 to 6 feet, sometimes taller, native to the American SW through Mexico, Central America and much of South America, also Florida and the islands of the Caribbean. Attractive dark green pinnate leaves, oversize yellow flowers. A useful and showy plant for the desert, tropical or subtropical landscape. Traditional usage (American Indian, TWM): treatment for fungal infections of the skin Antidiabetic. Gastric upset. Plant prefers sun, well-drained, fertile soils. Sow seed in warm soil. Lay on surface of flat or carefully prepared seedbed, barely cover with soil, tamp securely, keep warm, evenly moist and in the light until germination. Thin or transplant to 3 feet apart.
Packet contains 50 seeds
5 g contains ~1,350 seeds
Open Pollinated, Untreated, NO GMO’s
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gordana chelsvig –
Will this grow in Flagstaff Arizona? I would like to gift it.
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Richo Cech –
hi Gordona, thanks for contacting! Yes, this is a native plant of the American SW, Richo
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Gordana Chelsvig –
Thanks, I didn’t know if the fact that it was in the mountains, made a difference.. 🌱
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michanne –
I’m very curious, does anyone know if this would work well in an indoor hanging pot? We’re in Zone 7b at 6000’ so outdoors overwintering is definitely out!
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Richo Cech –
hi michanne, anything is possible although i would think it would need to be a big pot–these are robust, thick-stemmed. The jiao-gu-lan and the he-shou-wu would be good choices. richo
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