Passion
It is a force, but it is dangerous and can only be useful if it is perfectly surrendered to the Divine.
Vivid reddish-orange, golden-orange, bright yellow
Bignoniaceae
does not have a wide range of distinct cultivars
5 to 10 centimeters (2 to 4 inches) in diameter
Smooth and slightly velvety
Each flower has five fused petals forming a bell-like shape
Bilaterally symmetrical (zygomorphic)
mild fragrance
compound, glossy, and smooth
Opposite, pinnate compound leaves
Deep green
medium to large tree
Perennial
Blooms intermittently throughout the year, peak blooming often in the dry season.
Tropical and subtropical climates
Moderate; requires regular watering, more in dry periods.
Prefers fertile, well-drained soils but can tolerate a range.
Thrives in warm temperatures, not frost-tolerant.
Prefers full sun for optimal flowering.
Can be susceptible to root rot, leaf spot, and some pests like caterpillars.
Attracts birds, especially nectar-feeding birds, and some insects.
Native to tropical Africa
Provides nectar for birds and insects. Can be invasive in some regions, impacting local ecosystems.
Widely planted for ornamental purposes due to its striking flowers and canopy.
Used in landscaping and urban beautification.
Not endangered
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