While pink trumpet trees aren't native to the U.S., they aren't considered invasive. In their quest to put out a stunning flower buffet, pink trumpet trees shed their green leaves.

Pink trumpet tree Handroanthus impetiginosus flowering before leaves appear. ... Its bracts or modified leaves (commonly mistaken for flowers on all dogwood species) are white.

Unlike other pink trees, the pink trumpet tree blooms during the winter, and its sweet scent attracts pollinators. USDA Hardiness zones: 10 to 11 Related Story: How to Espalier Trees and Plants ...

Nearby, a man in shorts is strolling about another tree, which isn’t a pink trumpet. This tree has no flower and no leaf, it is in fact a dead tree.

Since the flowers are pink, and are shaped into a trumpet, they are called pink trumpet. Per the book Trees of Delhi, the tree has no local name, and that it arrived in our city from tropical America.

If you're hoping to invite birds to your yard, these pink blooming trees may be the answer. Encourage avian visitors with these stunning, colorful blooms.

Pink trumpet tree Handroanthus impetiginosus flowering before leaves appear. ... Its bracts or modified leaves (commonly mistaken for flowers on all dogwood species) are white.

Pink trumpet tree Handroanthus impetiginosus flowering before leaves appear. ... Its bracts or modified leaves (commonly mistaken for flowers on all dogwood species) are white.