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Cape Honeysuckle

Basic Information Common Name: Cape Honeysuckle Scientific Name: Tecoma capensis Native Habitat: South Africa History / Discovery / Cultivator Tecoma capensis, commonly known as Cape

Yellow Bells

Basic Information Common Name: Yellow Bells Scientific Name: Tecoma stans Native Habitat: Southwestern United States, Mexico, Central America, and South America. History / Discovery /

Tecoma

Basic Information Common Name: Tecoma Scientific Name: Tecoma Native Habitat: The Tecoma genus is native to the Americas, Africa, and the Indian subcontinent. Specific species

Basic Information Common Name: Tanaecium pyramidatum Scientific Name: Tanaecium pyramidatum Native Habitat: Tropical South America, specifically the Amazon rainforest. History / Discovery / Cultivator Tanaecium

Tanaecium

Basic Information Common Name: Tanaecium Scientific Name: Tanaecium Native Habitat: Tropical South America. History / Discovery / Cultivator Tanaecium, a genus within the Bignoniaceae family,

Tabebuia rosea

Basic Information Common Name: Tabebuia rosea Scientific Name: Tabebuia rosea Native Habitat: Central and South America History / Discovery / Cultivator Tabebuia rosea, commonly known

Roble Blanco

Basic Information Common Name: Roble Blanco Scientific Name: Tabebuia donnell-smithii Native Habitat: Dry forests of Mexico and Central America History / Discovery / Cultivator Tabebuia

White Cedar

Basic Information Common Name: White Cedar Scientific Name: Tabebuia heterophylla Native Habitat: Caribbean islands, including Cuba, Hispaniola (Dominican Republic and Haiti), and Puerto Rico. History

Caribbean Trumpet Tree

Basic Information Common Name: Caribbean Trumpet Tree Scientific Name: Tabebuia aurea Native Habitat: South America, Caribbean History / Discovery / Cultivator Tabebuia aurea, commonly known

Cuban Pink Trumpet Tree

Basic Information Common Name: Cuban Pink Trumpet Tree Scientific Name: Tabebuia pallida Native Habitat: Caribbean Islands, Central America History / Discovery / Cultivator Tabebuia pallida,