Pink Tabebuia (Rosy Trumpet Tree) - Tabebuia rosea Giant Its leaves grow deep green

Its leaves grow deep green on the front and deep maroon on the undersides

this hardy ginger dies back to the rhizome and goes dormant until springtime when new growth emerges

the tubers (roots) are also edible when cooked

20 feet wide

Pink Tabebuia (Rosy Trumpet Tree) - Tabebuia rosea Giant Its leaves grow deep greenThe Pink Tabebuia, or Rosy Trumpet Tree, is native to Central and South America, and its known for its showy pink trumpet shaped flowers that bloom in clusters during the spring. This deciduous tree adds a pop of color to the landscape when its flowers appear on leafless branches, creating a stunning display. It thrives in warm climates and is often planted as an ornamental tree in tropical and subtropical regions. Historically, Tabebuia wood has been