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Colvillea racemosa Tree

Johnk9

By Johnk9
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Colvillea racemosa 25' 6 years old first time bloom  tree #1

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Colvillea racemosa 250' 5 years old first time bloom tree #2

 

 

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Colvillea racemosa blooming at Mounts Botanical Garden in West Palm Beach, Florida. Gorgeous specimen kept pruned back for low flowers. They usually grow straight up 35ft+ and branch at the very top.Picture from Jessica Cabrera

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The best ones I've ever seen were growing at Ho'omaluhea Park in Hawaii and were about 10-15' tall and loaded with blooms at eye level.

San Fernando Valley, California

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On November 5, 2016 at 8:57:26 AM, Johnk9 said:

Colvillea racemosa blooming at Mounts Botanical Garden in West Palm Beach, Florida. Gorgeous specimen kept pruned back for low flowers. They usually grow straight up 35ft+ and branch at the very top.Picture from Jessica Cabrera

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Small world! I am in PR now but photographed that very same tree last week at Mounts. Added it to my wish list.

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Cindy Adair

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