Cascabela thevetia

Flower name
Cascabela thevetia
Scientific name
Cascabela thevetia
AliasYellow oleander, Bestill tree, Lucky nut
Place of origintropical America such as Peru
Place of floweringGarden
Flowering seasonJuly, August, September, October

What is Cascabela thevetia

Cascabela thevetia, Yellow oleander, or Bestill tree、Lucky nut ,( scientific name: Cascabela thevetia, Synonyms: Thevetia peruviana) is a semi-cold tolerant deciduous shrub of the family Apocynaceae, which is native to tropical America such as Peru.
The leaves are light green, slender, shiny, and grow a lot. A yellow funnel-shaped flower with a fragrance that cannot be fully opened. A diamond-shaped fruit is formed after the flower. White milk sap is toxic.
In the same family genus, there is Nerium (scientific name: Nerium oleander. var. Indicum), which is usually found in town.

Common name: Cascabela thevetia, scientific name: Cascabela thevetia, synonym: Thevetia peruviana, alias: Yellow oleander, Bestill tree, Lucky nut, origin: Peru, etc., tropical America, tree height: 400 cm, flower color: yellow, flowering period: July-October, flower diameter: 3.5-4 cm, number of petals: 5.