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Tabebula Pallida

Tabebuia pallida commonly known as the Cuban pink trumpet tree, typically grows to heights of 30 to 40 feet. The trunk can grow to a diameter of 12 to 18 inches. The Cuban pink trumpet is used as a shade tree, enjoys full sun and is semi deciduous depending on conditions. When in full bloom, the Cuban pink trumpet tree is a vision to behold. It will literally light up your garden or the area where you plant it. At Palm Garden Nevis it can be found at Event Area 3.

Uses:

Tabebuia pallida, commonly known as the Pink trumpet tree or pink tabebuia, has several uses and benefits:
  • Ornamental Plant: Known for its stunning pink flowers, Tabebuia pallida is often planted as an ornamental tree in parks, gardens, and along streets for aesthetic appeal.
  • Shade Tree: The tree provides ample shade due to its broad canopy, making it suitable for urban landscaping.
  • Medicinal Uses: Traditionally, various parts of the tree, such as the bark and leaves, have been used in herbal medicine for their potential anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
  • Environmental Benefits: The tree is beneficial for local ecosystems, providing habitat and food for various bird species and pollinators.
  • Soil Improvement: As a native species in some regions, it can help improve soil quality and prevent erosion.
  • Cultural Significance: In some cultures, the tree has symbolic meanings and is associated with certain festivals and traditions.
  • Reforestation: It can be used in reforestation projects due to its adaptability and resilience.
Overall, Tabebuia pallida is valued for its beauty, ecological contributions, and potential medicinal uses. Sources: – Wikipedia – Useful Tropical Plants Database – Palmpedia – Earthone – Useful Tropical Plants Database – Chat GPT 4

Details:

Common Name
Pink trumpet
Scientific Name
Tabebula Pallida
Height
30-40 ft
Origin
Central & South America
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