The Flame Tree only blooms twice a year; does it bloom in autumn?

The flame tree (Delonix regia) was introduced in 1897 when seeds were purchased by the Japanese consulate in Bombay, and it was first planted in Tainan; it is an endangered species in the wild, and has now been introduced and cultivated artificially, widely grown as an ornamental tree. In Hong Kong, China it is a common introduced variety of deciduous tree. It was later planted in the mainland as well, and this tree is highly ornamental.

How many times a year does the flame tree bloom? This flower is a bit different from other flowers: it blooms twice a year, with the flowering period from May to July, which is the time of starting school and graduation, so its flower meaning also includes parting. Does the flame tree bloom in autumn? You could say yes, because its flowering period lasts until July.