Cestrum
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Cestrum aurantiacum
AKA: Orange or Yellow Cestrum, Orange Zest, & Golden Jasmine
Native to: Guatemala
Lighting requirements: Full to part sun
Height: 3-6' (accounts of them reaching 12-15')
Width: 3-6' accounts of them reaching 6-8')
Attracts: Hummingbirds and butterflies
Hardiness Zones: 8-11
Soil requirements: Well-drained, tolerant of poor soils
pH range: Slightly acidic to alkaline
Drought tolerance: Tolerant once established
Deer Resistance: Resistant
Toxicity: Toxic to animals and humans if large quantities of foliage or berries are eaten
Notes:
Can spread if happy.
Leaves are said to have a wet-dog smell when crushed.
The only one I've seen in someone's yard was in Sun City, TX. It was about 6' tall and 4' wide. We removed it because it was spreading underneath the weed barrier and trying to take over.