This Bignoniaceae looks like Tecoma stans but the folliage is quite different. This one has more obovate, odd-pinnate leaves with serrate margins. In Tecoma stans, the leaves are more lanceolate. This is a lignified climber, flowering right now (mid-spring) in Chile. Some help with this identification???? Regards
lots of tecomas, Tabebuia, and other species. BUT i'ts a tedoiusly slow site. http://mobot.mobot.org/W3T/Search/image/iix258.html and even the names give few results if drag names inot google image toolbar (in another IE window) could yours be a hybrid? your leaves seem much more obtuse/ rounded at end than most photos of tecoma and similar vines.
