Discover some sun-resistant species that contribute to the appreciation of native Brazilian flora!
Submitted at Feb 2, 2025, 12:00 PM

1710 m² garden gains walking path and tropical landscaping. Project by Flávia D´Urso. (Favaro Jr)
Palmeiras (palmeirasbrasileiras/flickr/Divulgação)
The manacá-da-Serra is a species that stands out for the true spectacle of colors that its flowers offer. They change from white to pink and then to purple, creating a dynamic and enchanting visual. This tree is widely used in gardens that seek a romantic touch, in addition to being great for attracting pollinators.
(Jamille Callai/flickr/Divulgação)
Another excellent native choice is the ipê, known for its exuberant flowers that color entire landscapes during flowering. Whether it's the yellow, purple, or white ipê, this tree can reach heights of 6 to 12 meters. It is an extremely resistant plant to the Brazilian climate, adapting well to areas of full sun and enhancing any landscaping project.