Pink Ball Tree

Dombeya Wallichii

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Overview

The Pink Ball Tree, or Dombeya wallichii, is a deciduous tropical showstopper. Growing 15-20 feet in height, it features heart-shaped leaves and prolific pink blooms resembling hydrangeas that appear in winter. This specimen demands full sun to partial shade and thrives in USDA zones 9-11. It's ideal for creating focal points in gardens due to its striking flowers and pleasant fragrance, though it requires well-drained soil to flourish.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, High, MediumZones 9–10Climate Subtropical, Temperate

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — The Pink Ball Tree, or Dombeya wallichii, is a deciduous tropical showstopper

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Extra in Summer, High, Medium
USDA zones: 9–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Byttneriaceae
Climate: Subtropical, Temperate

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Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — It can create an attractive focal point or be used to line pathways; these leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 39

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — pink flowers in the garden; this specimen demands full sun to partial shade and thrives in USDA zones 9-11

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — tree with pink blooms; these leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts beautifully against the showy clusters of flowers

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — rounded silhouette when mature.<br><br>The foliage boasts broad; adding a touch of tropical elegance to the, image 72

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — presents an opulent display that could serve as an ornamental centerpiece in any garden design; these leaves, image 71

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — though it requires well-drained soil to flourish; adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 69

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — It's ideal for creating focal points in gardens due to its striking flowers and pleasant fragrance; these, image 68

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — This specimen demands full sun to partial shade and thrives in USDA zones 9-11, image 67

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — it features heart-shaped leaves and prolific pink blooms resembling hydrangeas that appear in winter; adding a, image 66

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — Growing 15-20 feet in height; these leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts beautifully against the showy, image 65

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — The Pink Ball Tree, or Dombeya wallichii, is a deciduous tropical showstopper; this specimen demands full sun, image 64

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — tree for full or half; adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 63

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — tree with pink blooms; these leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts beautifully against the showy clusters, image 62

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — pink flowers in the garden; this specimen demands full sun to partial shade and thrives in USDA zones 9-11, image 61

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 60

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — It can create an attractive focal point or be used to line pathways; these leaves are a deep green hue that, image 59

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — the Dombeya wallichii should be given space to flourish and not be crowded by other large plants; this, image 58

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — Well-drained soil is essential to prevent root rot; adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 57

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — requiring moderate watering; these leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts beautifully against the showy, image 56

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — These striking blossoms appear in the late fall and early winter; this specimen demands full sun to partial, image 55

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — each about 1 inch in diameter; adding a touch of tropical elegance to the garden setting, image 54

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — These leaves are a deep green hue that contrasts beautifully against the showy clusters of flowers, image 53

Pink Ball Tree (Dombeya Wallichii) — which can span up to 8 inches in length; this specimen demands full sun to partial shade and thrives in USDA, image 52

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