Nothing lifts a garden’s mood quite like the burst of bright yellow blooms—even when the skies are gray. Yellow flowering ...

The Tabebuia genus comprises a range of small to medium-sized trees, each with distinct characteristics. The Tabebuia argentea, for instance, is relatively small, typically reaching heights of ...

The Tabebuia phenomenon: More than just aesthetic Apart from their aesthetic appeal, Tabebuia rosea trees are ecologically important. They are resistant to drought and pollution, thus perfectly ...

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 ...

The deciduous tree – formerly classified as Tabebuia chrysantha – is native to Central and South America and the Caribbean; it was named the national tree of Venezuela in 1948.

In parks and along streets and roads in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, varieties of flowering tabebuia chrysantha, bauhinia variegate, sakura, kapok and other trees recently entered ...

From February to March, Bengaluru transforms into a stunning pink paradise with Tabebuia avellanedae in bloom, offering a breath of fresh air amid the usual city hustle. The beauty captures the ...

The group shared visuals of Ratan Tata planting a Tabebuia Rosea plant, which has now turned into a tree. On 15 October 2001, Ratan Tata visited the Infosys campus in Bengaluru’s Electronics City.

In an X post, the Infosys group wrote, “When Ratan N Tata visited Infosys Bangalore 23 years ago, he planted a Tabebuia Rosea. Today, the plant has grown into a tree, and so has our shared ...

Pau d’arco is the name for some species of Tabebuia trees and a dietary supplement made from their inner bark. Limited research on its application and safety suggests it may have anti ...

Excessive heat and dry weather conditions during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year period caused an explosion of pink-hued flowers in the country’s ornamental rosy trumpet (Tabebuia rosea) or “robarosia” ...