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Yellow Tabebuia (Tabebuia spp.)

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Yellow Tabebuia, or Trumpet Tree, is a small to medium (15 to 25 feet tall), deciduous, flowering tree in the Catalpa family, native to South America. Its clusters of tubular, yellow flowers bloom at the ends of the twigs and branches in the spring and make the tree a stunning landscape ornamental for the garden, in containers, or as a bonsai.

All parts of the tree are mildly toxic but a decoction of the inner bark is used locally as a folk remedy in rural areas of South America to treat many conditions as an anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial and as a remedy for Type 2 diabetes in Mexico.

Yellow Tabebuia grows best in well-draining soil in the full sun and can be pruned during the dormant period in the winter to maintain its shape. It is hardy in USDA zones 9 to 11.

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Yellow Tabebuia, or Trumpet Tree, is a small to medium (15 to 25 feet tall), deciduous, flowering tree in the Catalpa family, native to South America. Its clusters of tubular, yellow flowers bloom at the ends of the twigs and branches in the spring and make the tree a stunning landscape ornamental for the garden, in containers, or as a bonsai.

All parts of the tree are mildly toxic but a decoction of the inner bark is used locally as a folk remedy in rural areas of South America to treat many conditions as an anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial and as a remedy for Type 2 diabetes in Mexico.

Yellow Tabebuia grows best in well-draining soil in the full sun and can be pruned during the dormant period in the winter to maintain its shape. It is hardy in USDA zones 9 to 11.

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