Glory Flower, Princess Flower (Tibouchina urvilleana)

by Floridian Feb 13, 2002 8:36 AM

Tibouchina semidecandra

Close up of flower buds.

Close-up of buds.

Flower.

I put this plant out in the spring. I made this picture in Aug. 2003. It has bommed and when I though it had stopped, it supprised me and was blomming at frost. Not sure it will survive the winter. Hope so. BJ1936

I have this growing in a container.

01/1104 11:58 A.M. Y es! They can take cold! Zone 9.

This buds for you.

A closeup of the buds shown in July ... San Antonio, Texas

This is a huge bush and is full of buds just starting to open.

This Brazillian native performs well on the Oregon coast as seen here at the Shore Acres Park outside of Coos Bay. This is probably the northern most limit of this rare plant.

Ever so beautiful

Bud - Mid August 2005

Justo un d�a antes de abrirse. Ciudad de Panam�.

3:00 am -- Esta planta es un reloj.

4:00 am - Ciudad de Panam�.

6:00 am - Ciudad de Panam�

Covered in blooms for most of the year. Loves to be pruned.

Princess Flower. It has lovely soft leaves and this one has several buds getting ready to bloom.

A closeup of the leaves and a bud. They are very soft and fuzzy.

Growing in Traralgon, Victoria, Australia

Princess Flower at Flower World, Snohomish, Wash. - PNW Round-Up 7/15/2006

Tibouchina urvilleana : picture taken in 'Plantentuin Meise' Brussels, Belgium.

this one survived a severe freeze in Jan 2007. two nights with 18 degree temp. which is something extremeley rare here in central CA.

Glory Flower, Princess Flower (Tibouchina urvilleana) bloom bud just beginning to open (observed at the Kula Botanical Garden in Maui in October)

A view of part of the Glory Flower, Princess Flower (Tibouchina urvilleana) as observed at the Kula Botanical Garden in Maui

resprouted after freezing to the ground in Jan 07 freeze- temps in the 20s for a week. It grows shaded by an australian tree fern. Nov,10 2007

Glory Flower, Princess Flower (Tibouchina urvilleana) as observed rampantly growing in the "wild" in Kula, Maui, Hawaii in October. The branches are bending over somewhat because it was raining.