Tecoma capensis, also known as Cape honeysuckle, is a fast-growing, evergreen shrub or scrambling vine native to Southern Africa, characterized by its bright orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers and pinnately compound leaves. 

Here's a more detailed description:

Growth Habit:

It's a scrambling shrub that can grow up to 2-3 meters (7-10 feet) tall and wide, often used for screening or as a hedge. 

Leaves:

The leaves are pinnately compound, meaning they are made up of multiple leaflets, which are oval or oblong with slightly serrated margins. 

Flowers:

The flowers are tubular, trumpet-shaped, and typically a vibrant orange-red, but can also be apricot or yellow. They are produced throughout the year, especially in warmer climates. 

Blooming Season:

The plant is known for its profuse and year-round flowering, making it a popular choice for attracting birds and butterflies. 

Uses:

It's commonly used as an ornamental plant for screening, hedges, or to add a vibrant pop of color to gardens. 

Medicinal Uses:

According to herbgarden.co.za, the powdered bark has been traditionally used in Southern Africa to treat various ailments, including pain, sleeplessness, and fevers. 

Habitat:

In its native habitat, it can be found in moist areas, dry scrublands, rocky hillsides, and woodland margins. 

Other Names:

It's also known as "Orange tecoma" or "Orange trumpet". 

Cultivation:

It thrives in full sun or partial shade and is relatively easy to grow, making it a popular choice for both home gardens and landscaping projects.