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Please help identify this tree

12 years ago

Hello,

I originally thought this was a peach tree when we bought the house since the leafs looked similar and had a leaf curl.(it had no fruit production) This year the flowers have begun flowering again and now I can tell its not a peach tree... but what is it? please help us identify.

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Nscherf
12 years ago
Hi vinnnya, It looks like it might be a Tabebuia impetiginosa (pink trumpet tree or another name Brazilian Walnut). Its hard to tell in the picture. Can you take a few more pictures of the bark and the inside of the flower and the leaves if you can? It doesn't look like the leaves are out yet? If you don't mind taking more pictures that would help.
surya55_gw
12 years ago
Possibly a jacaranda tree? This tree usually flowers first then the leaves come out.
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User
12 years ago
Ditto, Tabebuia.

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