Tabebuia argentea

Tabebuia Argentea is a plant that grows year after year. The leaves are complex, finger-like leaves with 5 opposed and perpendicular leaflets. The leaves are oval in form, with smooth leaf edges. The inflorescence is a flawless, symmetrical flower cluster on the sides. The calyx contains five petals that are united at the apex and divided into lobes. 5 petals arranged in the form of a golden bell. The petals break wide to form a gaping mouth. The top portion has two petals, four stamens, two pairs of varying lengths, and one pistil. The stamen’s top is separated into two lobes. Above the petal ring, the ovary is dry and fractured, creating a gray pod with black lines. throughout the board