Pink Trumpet Tree Tabebuia heterophylla (Bignoniaceae) 8”-12”
Pink Trumpet, scientifically known as Tabebuia rosea, is a beautiful and striking ornamental tree known for its showy display of trumpet-shaped, pink to lavender flowers. Native to Central and South America, the Pink Trumpet tree has become a popular choice for landscaping and public spaces in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, thanks to its stunning floral display and adaptability.
Flame tree Flamboyant (Royal Poinciana / delonix regia) tropical ornamental exotic tree 8”-18”
The Royal Poinciana, also known as the flamboyant tree or flame tree, is a stunning ornamental tree that is native to Madagascar. The tree is prized for its spectacular display of large clusters of bright red-orange flowers that bloom in the summer months, creating a striking visual impact. In this description, we will discuss how to plant and care for a Royal Poinciana tree, as well as some of its uses. An interesting fact about the Royal Poinciana tree is that it is known as the national tree of both Barbados and St. Kitts and Nevis. In Barbados, the tree is known as the "Pride of Barbados," and its vibrant red-orange flowers are featured on the country's coat of arms. The tree is also a symbol of the city of Key West, Florida, and is celebrated each year with a Royal Poinciana Festival. Additionally, the wood of the Royal Poinciana tree is known for its natural resistance to termites and is often used in the construction of buildings in tropical regions.
Portia Tree (Thespesia grandiflora) tropical native flower tree 12″-24″
Thespesia grandiflora typically grows to a height of 15 to 30 feet, with a spreading canopy of broad, heart-shaped leaves that are dark green and glossy. The leaves are arranged alternately along the branches and provide dense shade. The tree has a rounded crown and a relatively short trunk, which may develop a gnarled appearance with age.
Interesting Fact:
One interesting aspect of Thespesia grandiflora is its resilience to coastal conditions, making it a suitable choice for landscaping in beachfront areas where other trees might struggle with salt exposure and wind.
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Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) tropical live fruit tree 1’-2’
Eriobotrya japonica, commonly known as the loquat tree or Japanese plum, is a versatile and ornamental fruit tree that combines beauty with delicious and nutritious fruit. This tree, celebrated for its attractive foliage, fragrant blossoms, and sweet, tangy fruit, invites you to explore its dual role as an ornamental plant and a source of culinary delight.
Giant Flame tree (Royal Poinciana) royal tree 4’-5’ feet tall
The Flame tree Royal Poinciana, also known as the flamboyant tree or flame tree, is a stunning ornamental tree that is native to Madagascar. The tree is prized for its spectacular display of large clusters of bright red-orange flowers that bloom in the summer months, creating a striking visual impact. In this description, we will discuss how to plant and care for a Royal Poinciana tree, as well as some of its uses. An interesting fact about the Royal Poinciana tree is that it is known as the national tree of both Barbados and St. Kitts and Nevis. In Barbados, the tree is known as the "Pride of Barbados," and its vibrant red-orange flowers are featured on the country's coat of arms. The tree is also a symbol of the city of Key West, Florida, and is celebrated each year with a Royal Poinciana Festival. Additionally, the wood of the Royal Poinciana tree is known for its natural resistance to termites and is often used in the construction of buildings in tropical regions.
Gumbo limbo (Bursera simaruba) tropical live tree 2’-3- feet tall
The Gumbo Limbo tree, scientifically known as Bursera simaruba, is a fast-growing, drought-tolerant tropical tree native to the Americas, including South Florida, the Caribbean, Mexico, and parts of Central and South America. It belongs to the Burseraceae family and is commonly known by several other names such as “Tourist Tree” due to its reddish, peeling bark that resembles sunburned skin. This adaptable and resilient species is widely used in landscaping for its shade, erosion control, and ability to thrive in tough environments.
Jacaranda blue tree (jacaranda mimosifolia) tropical super exotic tree 8”-18”
Jacaranda, scientifically known as Jacaranda mimosifolia, is a stunning ornamental tree native to South America, particularly Brazil and Argentina. Renowned for its vibrant, purple-blue flowers and fern-like leaves, the Jacaranda tree has become popular in warm, subtropical, and tropical regions around the world. It is especially appreciated for its striking floral display, which transforms landscapes into breathtaking scenes of color when the tree is in full bloom.
Dwarf Flame tree Flamboyant (Royal Poinciana / delonix regia) tropical exotic tree 3’ feet tall flowering
The Royal Poinciana, also known as the flamboyant tree or flame tree, is a stunning ornamental tree that is native to Madagascar. The tree is prized for its spectacular display of large clusters of bright red-orange flowers that bloom in the summer months, creating a striking visual impact. In this description, we will discuss how to plant and care for a Royal Poinciana tree, as well as some of its uses. An interesting fact about the Royal Poinciana tree is that it is known as the national tree of both Barbados and St. Kitts and Nevis. In Barbados, the tree is known as the "Pride of Barbados," and its vibrant red-orange flowers are featured on the country's coat of arms. The tree is also a symbol of the city of Key West, Florida, and is celebrated each year with a Royal Poinciana Festival. Additionally, the wood of the Royal Poinciana tree is known for its natural resistance to termites and is often used in the construction of buildings in tropical regions.