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GROWING NUMEROUS TYPES OF TABEBUIA TREES

A Tabebuia tree is a medium to small flowering tree that is native to the West Indies and South and Central America.

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GROWING NUMEROUS TYPES OF TABEBUIA TREES

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  1. GROWING NUMEROUS TYPES OF TABEBUIA TREES

  2. INTRODUCTION A Tabebuia tree is a medium to small flowering tree that is native to the West Indies and South and Central America. The tree is very tolerant of various soil conditions, but it is only hardy in USDA planting zones 9b to 11. A hard freeze will kill the plant.

  3. TYPES TO KNOW The gold blooms are most common, but there are also the pink Tabebuia and the purple variety. A Silver trumpet tree has light gray bark, yet maintains the classic golden blooms. You will also find Tabebuia with white, magenta or red blooms, but these may be harder to find.

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