- Common Name: Yellow bells, Yellow Elder, Trumpetbush, Yellow Trumpetflower
- Botanical Name: Tecoma stans
- Family name: trumpet vine family
- Type: perennial
- Zone Hardiness: 10–11
- Height: 10–30ft
- Width: 10–30ft
- Blooms: Clusters of bright yellow, trumpet-shaped, mildly fragrant flowers
- Bloom time: April- November
- Sun: Full sun
- Leaves: Opposite, odd-pinnately compound leaves (5–13 lanceolate serrated leaflets, 1.5–5″ long), glossy green; evergreen to semi-evergreen depending on locale
- Maintenance: Low for beginners, prune after flowering for shape and structure; remove spent flowers or seed pods to prolong blooming; fast-growing can require occasional structural pruning
- Tolerates: drought, heat, acidic to alkaline soil, Salt spray, coastal environments
- Attracts: Hummingbirds, bees, butterflies; also serves as larval host for the plebeian sphinx moth.
- Texas Superstar: Yes
- Texas Native: Yes
- Invasive: No