Red Colour Tecoma Climbers Flower Plant (1-2 Feet Height)

Red Colour Tecoma Climbers Flower Plant (Tecoma stans or Tecoma capensis red hybrid), a vigorous semi-evergreen tropical climber or sprawling shrub from southern Africa and Americas, produces abundant trumpet-shaped fiery red-orange flowers 5 cm long in terminal clusters that bloom continuously from spring through frost, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to Indian gardens. This fast-growing heat-lover features pinnate glossy green leaves and arching stems reaching 3-6m, thriving drought-tolerant across diverse climates from Rajasthan deserts to Kerala coasts while suiting trellises, fences, or ground covers. The 1–2 feet plant scrambles rapidly, delivering vibrant displays symbolizing energy and passion.​

WHAT YOU GET

• 1 live Red Colour Tecoma climbers flower plant

• Height at dispatch: approximately 1–2 feet

• Premium hybrid variety for nonstop red trumpets, rapid coverage, and pollinator appeal

• Perfect for trellises, fences, pots, or sprawling accents

KEY FEATURES 🌟

• 🌺 Scrambling shrub/climber with compound leaves bearing profuse red clusters drawing wildlife while tolerating poor soils, salt spray, and urban pollution​

• 🌸 Year-round tropical bloomer; hummingbird favorite​

• 💪 Extreme resilient (full sun, drought/salt tolerant pH 6-8)​

• 🌦 Versatile performer; container trainable​

• 🌱 Fast vigorous growth; seed pods follow blooms​

PLANTING & CARE 🌱

• 🌤 Light: Full sun 6-8 hours maximizes floral fireworks​

• 🪴 Soil: Well-drained loamy/sandy any type​

• 💧 Watering: Moderate establishment; survives neglect​

• 🌿 Mulching: Gravel heat reflection

• ✂️ Pruning: Winter cutback stimulates branching​

• 🧴 Fertilizing: Balanced spring-summer​

BENEFITS & USES 🍽️

• 🌺 Privacy screens, arbors, groundcovers; butterfly magnets​

• 💪 Erosion control; low-water sustainable​

• 🌳 Coastal hedges; container spillers​

• 🎁 Vibrant wildlife gift

• 🐝 Essential pollinator forage​

DISCLAIMER ⚠️

• Aphids/whitefly neem managed​

• Young frost tender​

• Invasive potential wet tropics