Last Friday was a sad day. We had to cut down and grind out our 20+ year old pongam tree (pongamia pinnata). Due to the proximity to both my driveway and my neighbors, as well as roots starting to invade her garage foundation, we had to cut it down. The tree was simply too large to fit in the space in which it was planted (small, zero-lot-line property). Thus, I had the freedom to plant a new tree. I have been hooked on the yellow tabebuias, and their wonderful, colorful display in some of the medians and roadways and properties in the area sold me on them. Though they're finishing up their show this year, I scooped one up for a dirt-cheap price, and planted it yesterday. It looks a little whimpy, but for the price, I can wait until it fills out. I will make sure to strap it, since I know how these things are during hurricanes! Enjoy.
My new yellow tabebuia
How cool....and the pathway looks great too. Sounds like you got a great deal and made everyone happy in the process....what a win!
since your yellow has been in the ground for almost
a year, can you tell me is it blooming this season?
I planted what I was told was a pink tabebuia
5 or 6 years ago & it has never bloomed
I can't seem to find info on how they need to be
in ground before they bloom
Any info you can offer will be appreciated
Thanks & happy gardening
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