Orange Jubilee-Tecoma Shrub

[@tracyhughes8587]

I am glad the neighbor behind me sent this video. I found it interesting - learned why he let it grow as tall as he did Thanks for this info it was greatly appreciated Thanks. Tracy in Tortosa

[@TheGardenNerd]

Happy it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@devyn7sg]

I’m In south Texas and see yellow bells in every yard and on every corner so I had to get some orange ones for my yard! I’ll keep it potted until spring since we’ve had those insane freezes lately. I bought a baby ❤

[@lousanchez2470]

Recently bought a bunch of 5 to 6 footers how long did you wait before removing the stick that holds them upright? How long until they stand on their own without any support?

[@TheGardenNerd]

Keeping the stick wont do much damage if any. I would wait 6 months or so and then it should be able to stand up on its own. You can prune it heavily as well to help with stronger branches.

[@joyofarizona]

It's incredible, thanks for sharing! Eventually, we want to grow something tall over our back wall and orange jubilee wasn't even on my radar as something that could grow so tall. It's beautiful.

[@TheGardenNerd]

Thanks for watching!

[@mountainviewvintage386]

My sister has a tall one forned into a tree in her front yard..hummingbirds around all the time.so neat🧡

[@mountainviewvintage386]

Even in our dry no rain phoenix surprisingly these do great✨

[@hyeangels8413]

I LOVED THIS!!!! Thank you so very much!!! I got AAALLL my answers in less than seven minutes! I'll get mine tomorrow.

[@TheGardenNerd]

Awesome!

[@jodyrhodes3977]

Great video, thanks for all the info!

[@TheGardenNerd]

Thanks for watching!

[@Deathoncall63]

Love my Jubilee trees

[@TheGardenNerd]

They're the best!

[@mundogreen2927]

I have all the colors except yellow and I am very happy with this plant :D

[@TheGardenNerd]

That's great!

[@JMBlackNet]

Love it, just planted one. Did you stake or brace yours when first planting? I just want it tall and bushy/thick. Should I let it grow wild? haha

[@TheGardenNerd]

I've staked a few, but now I just let them grow wild and prune every so often to keep in check. Good luck with your new one!

[@RoadTravelVlogs]

I just bought 3 of them for my backyard and ready to grow them. After i planted them into the soil they all drought, i watered them but they still drought and look dying.

[@JMBlackNet]

We planted two, and going for a third today haha. Amazing plants. How wide do yours get? We're using for privacy as well....

[@TheGardenNerd]

Love it! They will get around 8 feet wide.

[@JMBlackNet]

@@TheGardenNerd Do you think planting 2 feet from block wall is adequate distance for these?

[@eneidialawhead8920]

Do they grown on California Monterey coast is fog windy and hot some times?

[@lisaann2319]

I planted one of these in late summer last year in Oregon. It was planted at the same time I planted 2 Sonic Bloom plants on either side of it. We got cold this winter for about a week at like 15 deg and I think it died. The other 2 Sonic Bloom's have leaves, this one does not. And these are not inexpensive. I am so bummed. 😮‍💨

[@MIDRaju]

What is the blooming season precisely? Yearly once or twice?

[@JP-nz4em]

what’s the difference between Tecoma vs Esperanza?

[@srt1749]

I live in the Coachella Valley in California. In the yard, in full sun year round, are 2 of these alongside 2 yellow bells. This is a tract home & these were developer planted. The plants all have numerous 'trunks' none of which are more 3/4" in dia. At this time (early January) they are all still flowering but not extensively I believe because of the cooler weather. All have 4 to 8 separate 'trunks. I like them a lot & need to know how aggressively or, non-aggressively I should cut or trim. All of them are 4'-5' tall, not bushy but not spindly either. Should I pinch or cut off the seed pods? They are drip watered once per week for 15 minutes with a 2gph emmiter & I have been fertilizing 4 times annually. Our summers are routinely 115-120 for several months.

[@TheGardenNerd]

They can be trimmed heavily and will recover just fine. I would wait until early spring and then trim them down.

[@michellewestusa]

Is it deciduous? How old is this in video?

[@hyeangels8413]

My friend has a big one in her frontyard. Can we grow them from cuttings? Thank YOU!

[@TheGardenNerd]

I've never experimented growing from cuttings. I bet you could though!

[@dcostaglio]

Great yard and info. How old is your Jubilee?

[@TheGardenNerd]

This one is about 3 years old!

[@AmazonPawan]

orange jubile like

[@MIDRaju]

Is it a tree like plant? Isn't it a creeper?

[@rissaroo7679]

Awesome :)

[@ofelcastor1959]

So beautiful! Could you send me some of its seeds? Watching from Philippines

[@TheGardenNerd]

Thanks for watching!

[@recklesslove2880]

I put it outside , it withered 105° summer heat . Should I give it shade ? Or it withered maybe because I brought it inside with AC at 76 ° I have it in a pot . . . . any ideas on what could be wrong with it ?

[@TheGardenNerd]

Yes, shade and water. It likes the sun and can handle the heat, but the first summer you need to give it a little extra water.

[@sweetmandolynsurbanfarm7188]

Where did you purchase them? I love these and live in Peoria.

[@TheGardenNerd]

I buy most of my stuff from A&P nursery, but I don't think they're out in Peoria. Most local nurseries should have them.

[@sweetmandolynsurbanfarm7188]

@@TheGardenNerd Thank you. Aren't they over by Shamus?

[@TheGardenNerd]

@@sweetmandolynsurbanfarm7188 no, they're more east Valley. Gilbert, Mesa and Queen Creek.

[@sweetmandolynsurbanfarm7188]

@@TheGardenNerd Isn't everything. 🙃 Need more options out west.

[@hotdog12ify]

how tall do they grow ??

[@TheGardenNerd]

They can get as tall as 15 to 20 feet.

[@hotdog12ify]

can i plant them now ?? they are in the pot and getting big,

[@TheGardenNerd]

@@hotdog12ify yes, you can plant now.

[@hotdog12ify]

@@TheGardenNerd thank you.. we getting rain monday so i will wait and let the ground soften thanks.

[@hotdog12ify]

@@TheGardenNerd sorry another question, how wide do they spread ??

[@efrain_cortez]

How is the root system with this orange jubilee? Can it damage pipes and or septic tanks?

[@TheGardenNerd]

I’ve never had any issues or heard of anyone else having issues. But I’ve also had no experience with septic systems. I think you’ll be okay though.

[@machokrishna123]

Is it ok to plant it in aug or sept in Phoenix?

[@TheGardenNerd]

Yes, just keep it watered well. Check on it daily.

[@pianomanforlife7]

I just put mine in a planter and it’s already starting to wilt, not sure why maybe overwatering, but that doesn’t make sense🥴

[@TheGardenNerd]

Give it some more water and keep it out of direct sunlight, all day sunlight until it recovers!

[@c4tx1]

I recently bought one. I know I shouldnt plant it this late. How should I care for it inside?

[@c4tx1]

Or is it safe to plant this late in the year? I'm in Texas

[@brycepj1]

Nice video. I’m gonna plant one in my chicken run.

[@TheGardenNerd]

That will be cool. Good luck and thanks for watching!

[@michaelromero1873]

So many names. Mine is called Esparenza.

[@TheGardenNerd]

So many names for an awesome shrub!

[@fnp2137]

Will you please send me the seeds. I'm from Indonesia and here in my country just yellow. Tx before for your attention

[@montymonto6430]

Great video. Would have been better without the music.

[@Darkfreddy4769]

I remember when I was younger me and my cousin and sister use to take these off tree and suck the nectar out of em they were good