She extols several plants currently blooming in her garden whose flowers are in the fiery color spectrum that stretches from ...

The official Pride of Barbados has incredibly showy blossoms of orange and red, there are however yellow versions and pink ones as well. The individual flowers are cupped-shaped, 2 to 3 inches ...

It is native to the West Indies and has a host of common names, like Barbados pride, peacock flower, red bird of paradise, Barbados flower fence and the last one, dwarf poinciana, which to me ...

The Pride of Barbados is an exotic-sounding name for a plant, and it lives up to its name! Besides the vibrant colors of the flowers and the lacey leaves, the wonderful thing about this plant is ...

The Pride of Barbados (Caesalpinia pulcherrima) is the national flower of Barbados and a great option for North Texas. Planting colorful flowers is an affordable way to boost your home's value.( ...

The Pride of Barbados is one of the most beautiful tropical plants for the home landscape. As the name suggests, it is the national tree of Barbados the island paradise in the Caribbean’s Lesser ...

C.H., Houston A: Pride of Barbados does reseed ... A Texas Master Gardener, she's the author of The Texas Flower Garden, published by Gibbs-Smith in 1996. She's been a frequent speaker at various ...

The mist flower comes in several varieties both ... If you are looking for a punch of color, consider the pride of Barbados. This Texas Superstar plant needs little to no care once established ...

It is native to the West Indies and has a host of common names, like Barbados Pride, Peacock Flower, Red Bird of Paradise, Barbados Flower Fence and the last one, Dwarf Poinciana, which to me ...

Caesalpinia pulcherrima commonly called Pride of Barbados or Peacock flower originates from the West Indies. Pride of Barbados is like a dwarf Flamboyant tree; sometimes it is used as an informal ...

Q: I have a Pride of Barbados (Caesalpinia pulcherrima ... A Texas Master Gardener, she's the author of The Texas Flower Garden, published by Gibbs-Smith in 1996. She's been a frequent speaker ...