In this Tutorial video, I show you how to embroider different flowers such as Hibiscus, Rose, and Tabebuia #ribbonembroiderydesign #ribbonembroiderytutorial #embroideryforbeginners #sulampita #bordadoencinta | Asnimar Embroidery

Tea time anyone? Tabebuia pallida, the erroneously named Cuban pink trumpet tree is native to the Lesser Antilles (Leeward and Windward Is., and not Cuba). If you don't just want to soak up its beautiful flowers, you can soak up better health by turning the leaves into a poultice to heal sores, or you can imbibe a green tea made from the leaves. Tabebuia pallida thrives in a tropical or subtropical climate and it's nectar-rich flowers attract birds and other pollinators. It tolerates poor soil,

EXPERT ADVICE ON HOW TO BEST GROW AND CARE FOR THE YELLOW TAB: Tabebuia Caraiba