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Yellow bells
Photograph of leaves and the distinctive tubular yellow flowers of the yellow bells weed

Yellow bells flowers



General information

Yelllow bells (Tecoma stans) is a densely branched shrub.

Yellow bells is a Class 3 declared plant under Queensland legislation.

Scientific name Tecoma stans
Impacts

  • readily invades native bushland and roadsides

Description
  • a small shrub between 3-8 m tall
  • distinctive tubular yellow flowers
  • has straight pods
Habitat and distribution

  • produces masses of wind-dispersed seeds
Control

  • established specimens are difficult to eradicate with herbicides

Declaration details
  • a declared Class 3 species under the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002
  • sale or supply prohibited
  • may require removal from environmentally significant areas
Further information

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Author: Sonia Jordan
Page maintained by Sonia Jordan
Last updated 13 September 2007

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