Princess flower

The purple flowers of a large, evergreen tibouchina plant (Tibouchina spp.) adorn the shrub's sprawling, vinelike branches. Native to Brazil, tibouchina plants thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9b through 11, depending on the species and cultivar.

The princess flower plant is an exotic shrub, sometimes reaching the size of a small tree. Care of princess flower is easy and uncomplicated. Read this article to learn more.

Tibouchina urvilleana (Princess flower) small tree from Brazil, easily reaches 10 feet, its bright purple blooms attract butterflies. Patio Perfect [MORE]

No matter where you live, you can enjoy a touch of the tropics with princess flower.

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Tibouchina tree flower Garden for the Environment 7th Avenue San Francisco, California My thanks to Foot Slogger for identifying this one. Wikipedia says Tibouchina are trees, shrubs, and subshrubs which are "known as glory bushes or glory trees. They are native to rainforests of Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America, especially Brazil." A subshrub! That's a new one for me. But this flower was from a tree about 20 feet high, not a shrub.

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