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Yellow Ipê (Handroanthus chrysotrichus, Handroanthus serratifolius, etc.): It is the most famous and the national symbol. Its intense yellow flowering usually occurs between August and September, announcing the arrival of spring. There are several varieties, some with flowers in lighter shades, others more golden.

Pink Ipê (Handroanthus impetiginosus): With flowers ranging from light pink to vibrant fuchsia, the Pink Ipê is equally spectacular. Its flowering usually occurs before the yellow one, between July and August, transforming gray landscapes into enchanted gardens.

Purple Ipê (Handroanthus heptaphyllus): Characterized by flowers in deep purple, almost violet tones, the Purple Ipê usually blooms between June and August. It is one of the most robust and largest species.

White Ipê (Handroanthus roseoalba): Elegant and delicate, the White Ipê offers breathtaking flowering with its pure white flowers. It blooms between August and September, often alongside the Yellow Ipê, creating a beautiful contrast.

Green Ipê (Cybistax antisyphilitica): Less known and with more discreet flowers in shades of yellowish-green, the Green Ipê is an exception to the rule of vibrant colors. Its flowering generally occurs between September and October. It is more valued for its wood.

Dwarf Ipê (Tecoma stans): Also known as Garden Ipê or Little Yellow Ipê, it is a shrub or small tree that blooms profusely with yellow flowers almost all year round in warm climates. It is ideal for smaller gardens or as a flowering hedge.