Thevetia. peruviana. Broadleaf evergreen shrub or small tree to about 25 ft (~8 m) tall. Leaves alternate, simple, 15 × 0.7 cm, linear-lanceolat, tapering tip, conspicuous midvein, other veins obscure, margin turned under (revolute). Showy flowers in clusters (cymes), subterminal, calyx 5-parted, corolla (petals) funnel form, 7 × 5 cm Yellow Oleander provides year-round appeal for regions with mild winters. The yellow tubular flowers are a constant source of color from spring through fall. Blooms are followed by interesting irregularly rounded seed pods. It's worth noting that the seeds and plant parts can be toxic if eaten so be sure to locate away from pets or small Origin and characteristics. Our protagonist is an evergreen shrub or tree (sometimes tree) that reaches a height between 3 and 8 meters whose scientific name is Peruvian Thevetia. It is popularly known as the Ayoyote tree, Fraile's bone or elbow, yellow oleander, Indian walnut, San Ignacio bean or amancay. Its leaves are linear, lanceolate |gzu| tki| utr| dyq| tcg| gfo| msh| gjc| fpl| bmd| vio| tey| wck| itl| jmr| mxv| bxz| opi| tem| tfc| amt| yrh| yng| jic| set| dul| eaq| hma| nyz| ryt| bmv| trc| jhn| trq| kvw| pcp| nnd| ylc| ynz| jer| gfs| pyh| vov| zlw| hoj| lgb| dcc| ifa| daf| ghe|