Tabebuia trees are one of the approved tree types that the City of Orlando gives out each year at Arbor Day. They are drought resistant, like full-sun, and they bloom for a number of weeks each spring
Tabebuia trees can also be purchased and planted in City parks as part of the City’s Dedicated Tree Program. Trees measuring 3″ caliper and 14′ tall can be purchased for $500 and planted in a park to honor a group, individual, or organization. The fee also pays for the planting and irrigation.
Each tree planted could bring us one step closer to being the tabebuia capital of the world.
For more information about the Dedicated Tree Program, contact the City of Orlando Parks Division at 407-246-3989.
Blake Ringholz Thank You so much!!
Make Lake Eola the Florida version of Washington DC Tidal Basin. The Orlando tabebuia blossom festival U0001f600
awesome! Pink is cool too
Our City of Orlando Pink Tabs just bloomed this year.
It is an option. They planted one in front of my house! Get one 🙂
I wonder if they’ll plant them in an ROA community like Baldwin Park.
How funny you posted this Judy Morgan Shaw, I ordered ours from the City this morning U0001f917
Lia Rew is this the tree you wanted to get?
Dang, Jessica, if only you lived in city limits!
I’m going to ask right now.
Blake Ringholz, I don’t know you, but I think I love you.
You can still get one Amy Barnickel!
I got one planted last year, and I’m getting another one planted soon. I love the yellow flowers – so beautiful.
I WISH this tree had been an option in the free city of Orlando tree give-away thing. I want one so bad!
Did you know that if you live within The City Limits, they’ll plant one in front of your house for free?
Vicki Johnson this is the tree we need at the blue house