Give your local University of Florida Extension ... Do you know the name of the tree and care needed if we plant one? A. Warmish weather brought the pink tabebuia trees in to full bloom maybe ...

Question: We have noticed both yellow- and pink-flowered trees in Central ... emeritus with the University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service. Write him: Orlando Sentinel, P.O. Box 2833 ...

A yellow tabebuia in Central Florida. Springtime in South Florida means the bloom of those little yellow flowers on trees across the region. Those are tabebuia trees (pronounced tah-beh-BOO-ya).

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

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 theUniversity 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 ...

In March I received several inquiries about a yellow flowering tree. These yellow flowers are the blossoms of the tabebuia (tab-bay-boo-ee-a) tree, also known as the golden or silver trumpet tree.

Who needs New England in October when you can enjoy a whole host of flowering trees that provide bright bursts of color year-round? Florida may ... silver trumpet tree (Tabebuia aurea), so named ...

8. The six most common types of shade trees are Bald Cypress, Florida Maple, Live Oak, Loblolly Pine, Purple Tabebuia and the Yellow Tabebuia.