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of 14 species of shrubs and small trees, 12 of which are native to America and two to Africa (Gentry, 1992). Of these, the most widely cultivated are Tecoma capensis (Thunberg) Lindley, sometimes still treated as the separate genus Teconiaria Spach, and Tecoma stans (Linn.) Juss. ex. HBK. Also in the nursery trade is a hybrid of Tecoma arequipensis and T.stans, Teconia x smith/i W. Watson 'Orange Bells' (Huxley et al., 1992). Tecoma guarume A. P. de Cand. (synonym: T. alata A. P. de Candolle) is endemic to the tea Department of southcentral coastal Peru, mostly along rivers on sandy soils from 450 to 1200 m elevation (Gentry. 1992). It is sometimes included within T. arequipensis (Sprague) Sandwith. The species is a sernideciduous shrub rarely reaching 3 m in height with yellowish orange flowers. In this article, we announce the lormal recognition and release of three distinct floral color forms of this species. I/coma guarume 'Miami Sunrise', 'Miami iinset', and 'Tangelo' are seedling selections from progeny grown from seed received 2000. We believe that these fast-growing cultivars have great potential for use as ].indscape shrubs in USDA Hardiness Zones 11 (USDA. 1990) and probably as rootIijiJ\ pcc'iuiiiik in Zone 8.

‘Miami Sunrise’, ‘Miami Sunset’, and ‘Tangelo’: Three Cultivars of Tecoma guarume