A gardener in Puerto Rico (possibly South Florida) had trees with leaves similar to flamboyan but with variegated pink and near-white flowers in a linear pattern along branches.
Tree #2
Tree #1
The tree appears to be Delonix regia (royal poinciana). The expert suggested searching the name and comparing. Many hybrids exist, so flower color varies. They recommended taking photos to a local garden center for confirmation and seedling sources.
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