Technical Abstract: Tecoma guarume is a semi-deciduous shrub rarely reaching 3 m in height, with yellowish-orange flowers that is endemic to Ica Department of south-central coastal Peru, mostly along rivers on sandy soils from 450-1200 m elevation. In this paper, we announce the formal recognition and release of three distinct floral color forms of this species, Tecoma guarume `Miami Sunrise¿, `Miami Sunset¿, and `Tangelo¿ are seedling selections from progeny grown from seed received in 2000. While the majority of the seedlings grown produced uniformly yellowish-orange flowers, these three selections each showed consistent color variation that warranted their recognition as distinct cultivars. One (`Miami Sunrise¿) is of smaller stature than the other two. We believe that these fast-growing cultivars have great potential for use as landscape shrubs in USDA Hardiness Zones 9A-11, and probably as root-hardy perennials in Zone 8.