The catalog/Species
Tecoma spp.
Genus-level entry. These cultivars are recorded under Tecoma with no species — typically inter-species hybrids or supplier listings without an extracted species name.
Other species in Tecoma (1)
Cultivars
CHICKLET Red
Tecoma 'SMNTSB'
There’s a lot to love about this compact, heat-loving shrub with its large red trumpet-like flowers and long summer-frost bloom time. Whether Chicklet Red esperanza ( Tecoma stans ) is planted in the landscape or garden in the South and Southwest or as a patio or “ Decked-Out ” plant in the North, the rocking red flowers just keep on coming– and so do the hummingbirds. Like the other members of the Chicklet® series, Chicklet® Red trumpet bush is non-invasive, deer-resistant, and tolerant of drought and heat.
CHICKLET Gold
Tecoma 'SMNTSC'
Think of Chicklet® Gold esperanza ( Tecoma stans ) as a long-blooming trumpet vine in a non-invasive, compact shrub form. Cheery yellow panicles provide a festive display of color, both as a garden shrub in hot areas or as a patio plant in cooler climates. Either way, Chicklet® Gold trumpet bush flowers for months, attracts hummingbirds, and just generally improves the mood of all who see it. This North American native is drought and heat-tolerant, and deer-resistant.
CHICKLET Orange
Tecoma 'TEC14004'
Think of Chicklet Orange esperanza ( Tecoma fulva ) as a long-blooming trumpet vine in a non-invasive, compact shrub form. Its rich orange trumpet-shaped flowers bloom all summer, attracting hummingbirds and other pollinators. In cooler climates, this shrub is perfect in a container as a patio plant. In warmer climates, Chicklet® Orange can be enjoyed really anywhere you’d like to plant it. Either way, it will provide an abundance of blooms for you to delight in. Chicklet® Orange trumpet bush is deer-resistant and tolerant of drought and heat.