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Spring in South Florida
For those of you in South Florida, are you wondering what's the name of the tree that's currently in bloom with the big, yellow trumpet-like flowers.
It's the Yellow Tabebuia, native to the tropics but quite popular south of Lake Okeechobee. They're beautiful trees this time of year, but have shallow roots and go down even in tropical storm force winds, therefore plant with caution.
For more, check out this post from this blog's infancy.
It's the Yellow Tabebuia, native to the tropics but quite popular south of Lake Okeechobee. They're beautiful trees this time of year, but have shallow roots and go down even in tropical storm force winds, therefore plant with caution.
For more, check out this post from this blog's infancy.
Labels: Spring, Yellow Tabs
posted by Robert at 5:16 PM
2 Comments:
thank you for sharing. now i can say me cago en la tabebuia as fish those pesky flowers outta the pool!
I feel your pain Gusano. The flowers from the neighbors mango tree keep on falling on my pool, que mierda!
Ask Val about the Royal Poinciana tree flowers falling in his pool.
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