Lydia Tecoma arborvitae-trees feel free to plant this

feel free to plant this beauty and let it do its thing

Prune Canyon Creek Abelia in late winter or early spring before new growth begins

this classic crepe myrtle tree erupts in clouds of crisp

creating a dynamic

it flourishes in USDA Zones 10-12

Lydia Tecoma arborvitae-trees feel free to plant thisYou won't regret planting the Lydia Tecoma from the Southern Living Plant Collection! This Tecoma produces bright yellow, trumpet shaped flowers from Spring until the first frost in Fall. Therefore, it's one of the most prolific rebloomers that you can plant! Feel free to snip these blooms off and use them in cut flower arrangements. The Lydia Tecoma is deciduous, meaning that it will go dormant in most zones after the first frost of the season.