Inflorescence an umbellate group of flower heads. The flowers of the "Tabebuia heterophylla" are in an inflorescence of the umbellate type. The flowers appear in axillary umbellate clusters at the tip of peduncles. Umbellate inflorescences develop in leaf axils of branch leaves. The inflorescence is terminal, bracteate, umbellate cymes are found about the flowers. Its inflorescences are compound umbellate with many small, white flowers. The eye-catching, hirsute, pale pink through pinkish-purple flowers occur in dense umbellate cymes. The inflorescence is somewhat umbellate, with individual flowers borne on long thin stems (pedicels). The inflorescences are generally umbellate, and often arranges in compound umbels, caouttules, panicles or races.