Bengaluru Spring’s Blue Eyed Boy
Usually I am a vocal for native trees. But this imported tree called Tabebuia or Bell flower tree is an exception. I developed a special fascination for this species of plants after I came across them for the first time on Bengaluru streets and parks. It blooms only once in a year. But, come February and March, when it blooms, it compels you to ignore others.
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