Yellow Bells 'Sangria' Wildlife Friendly the tree can lose it's

the tree can lose it's leaves but chlorophyll production will shift to the trunk making it a brighter green

it flourishes in full sun to part shade

slow-moving waters

The vibrant mid-to-late summer blooms are highly attractive to butterflies

Yellow Bells 'Sangria' Wildlife Friendly the tree can lose it'sTecoma stans 'Sangria' (Yellow Bells 'Sangria') is a striking deciduous shrub known for its clusters of large, trumpet shaped, yellow flowers that bloom from April to November. Typically growing 3 6 feet tall in the U. S., it can reach up to 9 feet in more southern regions. Native to South Texas, Arizona, and extending through Mexico to South America, this shrub thrives in well drained, rocky, limestone, and sandy soils, tolerating both drought and