28+ Yellow Bell Bushes

Yellow bells is an evergreen shrub that loves sun and heat. Yellow bell bush tecoma stans dresses up the landscape with the large tropical looking flowers.

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Yellow bell bushes

Yellow bells also known by the common names yellow trumpet flower or yellow elder is native from arizona to texas and mexico and combines its lush green gray green foliage with showy large clusters of trumpet shaped lemon yellow flowers that will have your landscape ablaze in bright colors from spring to fall. It blooms from late spring through early fall and it can be grown in a container as well as directly in the ground. Yellow flowers are the most common but other colors do exist pink orange and white.

Though mostly well behaved yellow bell bush can be invasive in some tropical and subtropical climates. Native to many southern states and part of central america this plant is extremely heat and drought tolerant. Yellow bells or esperanza tecoma stans are a drought tolerant relative of the trumpet vine and produce bright yellow flowers during the summer and fall.

These hardy low care shrubs have bright green foliage that offer a cooling effect during the hot summer months then seed pods in the fall provide food for over wintering songbirds. It is drought resistant and does well in almost any soil. Yellow bells add bright color to your garden with yellow bells a large tropical shrub with dark green compound leaves and bright golden yellow flowers.

Apply a dilute solution of a general purpose water soluble fertilizer when you water yellow bell. This broad leaf evergreen looks most striking in late summer and early fall when the yellow flowers bloom in abundance hanging in thick clusters. In fact it can stand up to the hottest summer weather.

How to care for a yellow bell bush water yellow bell deeply every other week during warm dry weather. Yellow bell tecoma stans also known as hardy yellow trumpets trumpet flower esperanza or yellow elders is a flowering shrub that reaches up to 20 feet tall and 10 feet wide. By contrast bush cinquefoil potentilla fruticosa is a popular landscape plant that is suitable for zones 2 to 6.

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