Ornamental flowering trees

[Muhammad Arif Khan]

I have planted following ornamental flowering trees. Any idea at what age each will starts blooming?
Casia Javinaca, Nodosa & Grandis
Tabebuia Caraiba, Heptophylla & Impetigenosa.
Brachychitone Acrifolius
Michelia Champaca.
Amaltas
Royal Paulounia
Charosia (Budha tree)
Gold Mohar
African Tulip tree
Butea (Dhak)

[khabbab]

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[Muhammad Arif Khan]

Four of my Budhas and one Tabebuia Cariaba had few blooms each. They are about four years old. I hope to get good blooms this November.

[tweedle2009]

It is said that Royal Paulownia reaches 12 feet in its first year if planted in the ground.Also, I have read that it starts flowering in it's second year only.No local experience so keep your fingers crossed.

[M Farooq]

Arif Sahab,

From where did you get Michelia tree? I have been searching for this tree for a long time. Also ordered some seeds from USA but they did not germinate.

Amaltas is among the most beautiful trees- I had planted two trees. It has been 5-6 years and there are no signs of bloom. One lovely addition would be Molsari (Mimusops elengi) or Haar singhaar (Nyctanthes arbortristis). Bauhinia would be lovely as well.

I have planted following ornamental flowering trees. Any idea at what age each will starts blooming?
Casia Javinaca, Nodosa & Grandis
Tabebuia Caraiba, Heptophylla & Impetigenosa.
Brachychitone Acrifolius
Michelia Champaca.
Amaltas
Royal Paulounia
Charosia (Budha tree)
Gold Mohar
African Tulip tree
Butea (Dhak)

[Muhammad Arif Khan]

Adnan, the Royal Paulownea that you gifted me is now in ground about 3 feet high and leafless.
Farooq, I got the 4 inch seedlings of Michelia Champa from Bagh e Jinnah Lahore.

[tweedle2009]

Brig Sb, It's ready to go in the ground in february.It should then grow 10-12 feet a year.

[Morina]

Charosia

Is that the botanical name? I couldn't see this in the net and would like to see a picture.

Then another question : from where could I obtain seeds from Curupita? and how are the seeds to be done?

Thank you in advance,

greetings
Morina

[tweedle2009]

try chorisia.

[Morina]

Thank you, it helps!