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How do I plant a trumpet bush?

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Plant the bush in the fall or in the spring in a sunny place. It's also better if the bush is protected from the wind.

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When should I prune to get rid of brown speckled leaves in Arizona?

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Brown spots on leaves are often caused by insects like aphids. See if there is such an insect on your plant and act accordingly.

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When should I prune Tecoma stans?

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The best moment to prune Tecoma stans is right after the last flower.

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My Tecoma stans was damaged by a hard freeze. Should I let the leaves fall, or do I need to prune the frozen part off, which is the top 1/3 of the plant?

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Tecoma Stans usually recover very quickly in the spring. If the leaves falland it doesn't recover, it may be dead.

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Can I grow Tecoma stans from cuttings?

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Yes, the cuttings will grow. Just plant the cuttings in soil and make sure that you water them.

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What are the pod/chili pepper-shaped things?

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It's the mark of the healing due to an older cut.

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Do yellow bells lose their leaves in winter?

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Mine goes dormant for the winter, returning in spring. It requires very little care, just occasional watering. So far, the deer haven't bothered it either.

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Can I train my tecoma to grow into a tree?

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Yes, you can. I did this - I planted a hedge of 10 little orange bells and after a few years I decided to make the first one a tree. (I got the idea when I saw an Oleander groomed as a tree.) I had not tried anything like this before. I just cut off all but three 'trunks," all the limbs under 6 foot high and all the suckers. I get suckers every year at the base but it doesn't take much effort to remove them.

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