Bi-Color Bougainvillea Tree Supply

Immaculate Pink & White Bougainvillea Blooms

Why Bi-Color Bougainvilla Trees?

Delivering giant, brightly-colored blooms that climb and cascade, the Bi-Color Bougainvillea is unlike any other tree on the market. Especially since it merges the two most popular colors into one easy-growing package.

Rosy pinks and creamy whites come together on this Bougainvillea Tree, living up to its name. And tons of carefree, one-of-a-kind benefits make this plant extra special:

• Year-round vibrancy: In warmer climates, this evergreen perennial gives you brilliant color year-round.

• Ideal for container-growing: It s easily grown in a hanging basket to cascade elegantly or planted and staked in a container – you can even bring it inside during cold weather!

• Semi-dwarf silhouette means it s manageable size: From front-yard flower beds to containers and beyond, the Bi-Color is well-suited to nearly any space.

• Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

  Good luck finding the Bi-Color Bougainvillea anywhere else.

  This unique tree is almost impossible to locate at big-box stores and chain garden centers. But when you order from Fast Growing Trees, you not only get this rare variety…you also get a healthy tree that grows and grows, all effortlessly.

  That s because we put in the hard work to ensure you get premium results without any of the guesswork.

  Now, you’ll be delighted as the Bi-Color s irresistible colors emerge in a graceful display that s totally effortless. Elegant and captivating, this sought-after Bougainvillea is second to none. Get yours today!

  Planting & Care

  1. Planting: Plant your Bougainvillea Tree in full sun in a spot where it can either climb or cascade. Plant in a hole twice as wide, but just as deep as the root ball. Water thoroughly after planting to settle the roots.

  2. Watering: Water deeply after planting. Allow the soil to dry before watering deeply again. Rainwater is typically sufficient for the Bougainvillea, especially in humid climates.

  3. Fertilizing: Add a slow-release fertilizer at the beginning of the growing season, or add a water-soluble fertilizer every 2 weeks.

  4. Pruning: Trim as desired for growth control.