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What kind of plant is the yellow oleander?

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Name: Yellow oleander | Aliases: Cup of gold flower | Gout plant | Latin name: Thevetia peruviana Schum | Family: Apocynaceae | Genus: Thevetia | Origin and distribution: Tropical America | Morphological characteristics: Evergreen small tree, 2-5 m tall, with milky sap in the plant body. Flowering period from summer to winter. | Growth habits: Sun-loving, prefers high-temperature and humid climates, strong vitality, moisture-tolerant, shade-tolerant, wind-resistant, resistant to air pollution. | Propagation and cultivation: Propagated by sowing or cuttings; seeds must be sown immediately after collection. When seedlings are 1

Name: Yellow oleander

Aliases: Cup of gold flower | Gout plant

Latin name: Thevetia peruviana Schum

Family: Apocynaceae

Genus: Thevetia

Origin and distribution: Tropical America

Morphological characteristics: Evergreen small tree, 2-5 m tall, with milky sap in the plant body. Flowering period from summer to winter.

Growth habits: Sun-loving, prefers high-temperature and humid climates, strong vitality, moisture-tolerant, shade-tolerant, wind-resistant, resistant to air pollution.

Propagation and cultivation: Propagated by sowing or cuttings; seeds must be sown immediately after collection. Transplant when seedlings are 10 cm tall; pinch back when needed to promote branching.

Landscape uses: Many branches, dense leaves, emerald green foliage, large and brightly colored flowers, very long flowering period; a common woody ornamental flower. The plant and fruit are toxic.

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