How to Grow and Care for Epay

Golden trumpet-tree (Handroanthus chrysanthus) is a deciduous and fast-growing tree that will grow from 8 to 11 m tall with a 8 to 11 m spread. It blooms in spring with brilliant yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers. The sweet nectar from the flowers attracts insects and birds. It thrives in full sun and prefers medium-moist, well-drained soil.

Golden Trumpet Tree (Handroanthus chrysanthus subsp. chrysanthus) is grown as an ornamental tree in tropical regions of the globe, and it's the national tree of Ecuador. When winter ends, all the leaves flutter to the ground. They’re replaced by brown furry flower buds at the end of all the branches that soon turn into showy saffron flowers.

Pink Trumpet Tree is a striking tall deciduous tree, primarily recognized by its vibrant yellow flowers which create a spectacular display in early spring. Its bark is thick and rugged, expertly suited for its native subtropical climates. With leaf arrangement varying from 5 to 7 leaflets, pink Trumpet Tree's foliage turns a lively green during growing seasons, effortlessly blending in with its lush woodland surroundings.

Handroanthus ochraceus subsp. ochraceus is a striking deciduous tree recognized for its robust trunk and dense, spreading canopy. This species, typically reaching heights of up to 25 meters, flourishes in tropical and subtropical regions, where its deep roots anchor it firmly in the ground. Its vibrant yellow trumpet-shaped blossoms emerge prominently after leaf drop, heralding the dry season and providing a crucial nectar source for pollinators.

Handroanthus guayacan is a majestic, tropical hardwood tree renowned for its dense, durable lumber. Its trunk is elegantly straight, crowned by vibrant green foliage. During the brief but splendid flowering season, handroanthus guayacan bursts into a canopy of brilliant yellow blossoms, a spectacle that dazzles against the predominantly green backdrop. It thrives in well-drained soils, often marking the landscapes of Central and South America.