My favorite tabeuia tree is nearly back to its full glory after the hurricane in ’17

Here’s my 2021 photo of my favorite Tabebuia tree. It is in the front yard of a home in the neighborhood next to our community in Naples, Fla. It was damaged in Hurricane Irma in 2017, but it regaining its full glory. I got this shot on March 14 as I drove home from the driving range. The second photo is of another neighbor’s two Tabebuia trees. Although you’ll see other colors for Tabebuia blooms, the one I enjoy most is the one with yellow ones (or, officially “gold” as in this Tabebuia chrysotricha). Click here for my photo from 2020 … or, click here for my photo from 2019 … or, click here for my photo from 2018 … or, click here for my photo from 2015 … (Remember: Click on the small image for a bigger version – then click on that one for the full-size photo.)

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