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Chicklet® Orange

Tecoma

General Information GROWING TIPS

If you love trumpet vine, but lack the space to let it wander... you've met your match! This bold orange beauty has similar flowers, but is quite compact and will still serve your pollinators well. Use it as a thriller in a container display or as a planting around a patio, where its lightly fragrant blooms can be enjoyed readily. 

Chicklet Orange esperanza is awesome!

Top reasons to grow Chicklet Orange esperanza:

  • Colorful orange blooms all summer
  • Great in containers in cold climates
  • Dwarf habit is easy to use anywhere

Chicklet® Orange
Blossom Color Orange
Bloom Season Summer
Exposure Sun
Height
Width 24-48 in
Spacing 24-48 in
Container Sizes 32
Hardiness Zones 8, 9, 10, 11
Wildlife Attracted Butterflies,Hummingbirds
Wildlife Deterred Deer
Features

If you love trumpet vine, but lack the space to let it wander... you've met your match! This bold orange beauty has similar flowers, but is quite compact and will still serve your pollinators well. Use it as a thriller in a container display or as a planting around a patio, where its lightly fragrant blooms can be enjoyed readily. 

Chicklet Orange esperanza is awesome!

Top reasons to grow Chicklet Orange esperanza:

  • Colorful orange blooms all summer
  • Great in containers in cold climates
  • Dwarf habit is easy to use anywhere
Adaptable as a Houseplant No
Bog Plant No
Is Disease Resistant No
Drought Tolerant Yes
Edible No
Erosion Control No
Fragrant Flower Yes
Fragrant Foilage No
Heat Tolerant Yes
Native to North America No
Salt Tolerant No
Succulent No
Water Plant No
Uses

Chicklet Orange esperanza is an ideal for landscaping or in a flower garden. If you live in a cold climate, it makes an excellent patio plant, blooming with bright orange trumpet-shaped flowers all summer long.

Maintenance Notes

Chicklet Orange tecoma does not require deadheading to bloom continuously. It is best pruned in early spring while it is still dormant.