The NC Forest Service begins their annual native forest tree seedling sale on July 1. 40 or more species are available.

The N.C. Forest Service has began accepting orders for its annual tree seedling sale. With an average annual production of 10 million seedlings, the NCFS Nursery Program produces enough native ...

Many plantings on her property have special connections to family and friends. “You get a reputation as someone who is interested in gardens, so people think of you when something needs to be divided, ...

In the heart of our bustling city, the Tabebuia rosea, commonly known as the pink poui or pink trumpet tree, stands as a vibrant symbol of Nature’s resilience. Originally native to Central ...

A foreign bloom with a local legacy Botanists say the pink trumpet trees, originally from Central and South America, were introduced to Indian soil by British horticulturists in the 19th century.

Visakhapatnam: The City of Destiny Visakhapatnam transforms each March with Tabebuia avellanedae or Tabebuia rosea, commonly known as trumpet trees, acquiring a crown full of pink flowers. Much ...

These tall and bold pink trumpet trees (scientifically known as Tabebuia rosea) with delicate trumpet-like flowers have always signalled the arrival of summer.

As winter fades, the trees shed their leaves to make room for trumpet-shaped blooms, coloring the horizon in soft pink hues. By late February, floral tunnels line the streets, drawing nature ...

Since the flowers are pink, and are shaped into a trumpet, they are called pink trumpet. Per the book Trees of Delhi, the tree has no local name, and that it arrived in our city from tropical America.

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Pink Trumpet trees bring a splash of vibrant hues to Bengaluru’s cityscape, their delicate blossoms creating a visual treat during the winter months. Introduced by the British in the 19th ...