| Waranway | |
| Tecoma sambucifolia | |
| a.k.a. Trumpet Flower |
Shrubby tree, known for its many bright, yellow colored flowers borne in large clusters.
Description: Small tree, often to only 10-12ft, but will reach 25-30ft.
Hardiness: Hardy to about 10F.
Growing Environment: It is adapted well to dry climates and needs only minimal water when established. Will grow in most soil types, and does well in both full sun and part shade. Usually needs little attention once established.
large waranway tree reaching 25-30ft
Propagation: By seed. By hardwood cuttings.
Uses: The plant is commonly grown as an ornamental. Its bright, canary-yellow flowers last for several months of the year and make this an attractive tree for any garden.
close-up of a flower cluster
Native Range: Native to Central and South America.
Local Adaptation: California - Grows very well in most parts of Southern California, and the Central coast, up to the Bay Area.