Small to medium in stature from as small as 12 to about 20 feet, Tabebuia impetiginosa is rated zone 9-10.  Perfectly happy with full sun, Purple Trumpet is easy and carefree

click pic to enlarge

To establish in your landscape, keep your soil lightly moist during your warm months.  Purple Trumpet is strong in cooler months requiring almost no added water except for normal rains.  A little added food ...that's it, very easy to enjoy

Purple Trumpet flowers sport a very nice yellow throat.  Almost totally evergreen, your Purple Trumpet is very briefly deciduous at bloom time so you see the full glory of 100% blooms in spring every year

Also, a very nice feature is this tree's open leaf canopy which allows plenty of sun to reach your ground, so growing grass and other plants under your Purple Trumpet works great

The live plants we have for you today are exceptionally attractive ...plenty of leaves and good wood already formed as the trunk

click pic to enlarge

The plants are 10-12 inches tall and ready for your landscape or you may pot your Purple Trumpet for a year or two if you like

Some folks may wish to permanently keep their Purple Trumpet in a pot, e.g. a great poolside plant in a nice terra cotta pot or matching twin plants on either side of your front door or other similar setting