Question: We have noticed both yellow- and pink-flowered trees in Central Florida landscapes ... I picked up some seed pods from under a yellow tabebuia several years ago. But the 20-foot-tall ...

Show-stopping pink tabebuia trees started flowering in February and ... Edible figs grow well in Florida landscapes and produce tasty fruits from late spring through summer. The two most popular ...

according to the University of Florida IFAS Extension. The trees are mostly yellow, but light pink and purple tabebuia also make their presence known with colorful blooms. Seed pods that fall ...

according to the University of Florida IFAS Extension. The trees are mostly yellow, but light pink and purple tabebuia also make their presence known with colorful blooms. Seed pods that fall ...

People come to visit the Tabebuia ... a "pink trumpet tree" because of its rose-colored bell-shaped petals. It’s native to Caribbean countries and can be grown in Central and South Florida ...

And at the corner of Coffee Pot Boulevard and 23rd Avenue Northeast, people stopped to gawk and snap photos in front of a beloved pink trumpet tree in full bloom. Also known as a Tabebuia tree ...

ST. PETERSBURG — The hot pink petals caught in the breeze over Coffee Pot Bayou, fluttering like snowflakes onto a lawn dotted with admirers. After all, it’s a great place to snap a pretty ...

The pink trumpet tree, or Tabebuia tree, bursts into a vibrant display of blossoms, transforming the Historic Old Northeast neighborhood into a scene straight out of a fairy tale. After the grey ...