Tecoma stans (Esperanza 'Gold Star') shade Present in state Present in

Present in state  Present in county and native  Native to North America

summer Mature height 3-6 ft Mature spread 4-6 ft Attracts Butterflies

Indiangrass can be used to create a dramatic

butterflies Host plant Delaware Skipper

Also known as Chittamwood

Tecoma stans (Esperanza 'Gold Star') shade Present in state Present inAlso known as Yellow Elder, Yellow Bells, and Trumpet Flower. Esperanza is a fast growing, semi woody shrub with showy, bright yellow trumpet shaped flowers. It can survive mild winters in the DFW area, although it will die back to the ground in harsh winters. In warmer areas with mild winters it can be evergreen. Esperanza blooms from late spring through fall, often without stopping. It grows well in dry, rocky soils. It needs very good drainage and