Are they ipe flowers?

[leehongyi]

It's spring now in south China. My wife and I took our 3years boy to a green field in an university last friday. We enjoyed the soft wind and the colours of peach flower and some yellow flower we havn't seen last years. I searched the web and found that they are similar to ipe flower. Here are the pics. Anyone could judge the exact name?

[leehongyi]

Wow, hard to add pics

[Pat B]

Pics need to be 640x480 max

[Springbuck]

  I cannot confirm or deny it is ipe, but those are beautiful trees.

   I have been curious, and you might know...... what does a waxwood tree look like?  The internet is inconsistent.

  Ju nimen hau chwuntien!

[leehongyi]

  I cannot confirm or deny it is ipe, but those are beautiful trees.

   I have been curious, and you might know...... what does a waxwood tree look like?  The internet is inconsistent.

  Ju nimen hau chwuntien!

Thank you so much

[PatM]

I'd be a bit skeptical about Ipe ending up in China. Doesn't really seem like a choice to end up there.

[leehongyi]

I'd be a bit skeptical about Ipe ending up in China. Doesn't really seem like a choice to end up there.

The university imported kinds of plants these years so I think the yellow tree may be imported last year

[PatM]

They do look remarkably like some online pics. Get a close-up individual comparison.

[Springbuck]

Pretty tropical down there, Pat.  Mangoes and Lychees and what not south of Shang Hai.

[leehongyi]

They do look remarkably like some online pics. Get a close-up individual comparison.

The teacher told me the name in Chinese 黄花风铃 means yellow flower aeolian bells. In Baidu the chinese name also is Tabebuia chrysantha in latin.

[PatM]

The  latin name is universal, it's Ipe.