The trees, native to subtropical climes, are easy to spot. The beautiful bright yellow blooms (or purple or pink-ish) have been bursting out all across Palm Beach County and South Florida.

Answer. Several species of the yellow tabebuia trees have been planted locally, all with the colorful blossoms that open about the time their relative pink tabebuias begin to complete flowering.

Nicknamed the trumpet tree, the trees can tower to 25 feet, according to the University of Florida IFAS Extension. The trees are mostly yellow, but light pink and purple tabebuia also make their ...

Orlando Sentinel Each year is going to be different but those blooms of a yellow tabebuia tree are worth waiting for even if you only get a week of color. By Tom MacCubbin UPDATED: April 24, 2019 ...

QUESTION: The beautiful yellow tabebuia trees have finished flowering and long seed pods are being produced. How do I use them to grow a few more trees? ANSWER: Tabebuias gave a gradiose ...

It’s not abnormal for me to get an email asking to identify the tree. Well, you can have the tabebuia your way — pink, yellow or both. Personally I like the […] ...

Other trees beginning to flower are the bright yellow tabebuia trees. Oddly, they are called silver trumpet trees because of their silvery, contorted trunks and branches.

Nicknamed the trumpet tree, the trees can tower to 25 feet, according to the University of Florida IFAS Extension. The trees are mostly yellow, but light pink and purple tabebuia also make their ...

The trees are mostly yellow, but light pink and purple tabebuia also make their presence known with colorful blooms. Seed pods that fall resemble giant green beans.

You know it’s springtime when the tabebuia trees are in bloom. The trees, native to subtropical climes, are easy to spot. The beautiful bright yellow blooms are bursting out all across Palm ...

The tabebuia flowers in bright red, yellow, purple, and pink would dispel the aridness. Unlike every year, the tress which used to create floral carpets on the roads, are dwindling in the CBD area.

The pink trumpet tree, or Ipe, as it’s called in South America (Tabebuia impetiginosa), premiered in April 1979. The golden trumpet tree is a gangly grower, reaching about 25 feet, and has ...