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Pajama bush is an evergreen bush flowering from spring through summer. Blooms are shades of blue, pink and white, variable from seed. Fast growing, Pajama bush reaches flowering size and age in only one year
2 - Bat Plant / Devil Flower - Tacca integrifolia 'Nevia' This well known flower is large and very cool to see in white Grow in bright shade with moist conditions. Flowers are seen summer and early fall. Prefers a rich soil and humidity in zone 10. Can be a houseplant with good indoor conditions
3 - Bat Plant / Devil Flower - Tacca integrifolia The black version is dramatic, and perhaps sinister Grows under the same conditions as the white version above
4 - Nipple Fruit - Solanum mammosum You are sure to amaze your friends with this highly unusual plant from South America and the Caribbean
5 - Cypress Vine - Ipomoea quamoclit Also known as Cardinal Climber and Star Glory, this lacy vine is easy to grow and works in many landscape applications or your pot. Naturalized from zone 10 to zone 6, this climber is very easy
6 - Carpet Geranium - Geranium incanum The Carpet Geranium is an ideal landscape plant. Blooms are seen almost year around upon a thick carpet of spreading foliage ...and excellent ground cover with color
Handles full sun to light shade in zone 9 and 10. Carpet Geranium is easy on water and thick in foliage and flowering 7 - Pachypodium - Pachypodium eburneum Another ultra cool plant native to Madagascar. Pachypodium eburneum is grown like any succulent, light water, loose soil and plenty of food and sun. We love this shape and growth pattern
8 - Midnight Candy - Zaluzianskya capensis Midnight Candy is a very fragrant flower that "turns on" its wonderful tropical scent after sunset and usually all night long
Midnight Candy is gorgeous even as a single plant, but even better en masse. You enjoy powerful flowering and fragrance all summer on small 18 inch flower plants. Grow as a half hardy annual 9 - Wild Iris / Fairy Iris - Dietes grandiflora Well known in native South Africa, Wild Iris is a perennial evergreen that grows in clumps. Best in full sun to partial shade Attractive complex flowers are held on tall erect slender stems which can be 3 feet tall. Both frost and drought hardy, Wild Iris would be a cool rare addition to your flowering areas
10 - Orange Glory / Gloriosa Lily - Gloriosa Gloriosa are known as tropical climbers that scramble and climb on leading tendrils pushing up their orange flowers in this species Flowers are large, often over 3 inches, sometimes 5 inches across and show off all hot months as well as some warm months
Handles from plenty of sun to partial shade in zone 10 or potted and over-wintered in your climate 11 - Giant Lily - Cardiocrinum giganteum Gigantic 8 foot tall Lily from China that handles from full sun to partial shade in zones 7, 8, 9 and 10 A show stopper and rare outside China, summer bloomer
12 - Heliconia - Heliconia rostrata The Heliconia rostrata is probably the image you get when you think of spectacular heliconia flowers A tropical for zone 10 but known to grow at Disney World zone 9
Enjoys rich moist soil, protected conditions with afternoon shade protection being ideal but not necessary 13 - Heliconia - Heliconia mariae Same conditions as the rostrata, but the Heliconia mariae is far more rare and more stunning to observe. Huge, growing 12-20 feet tall with enormous inflorescence
14 - Heliconia - Heliconia wagneriana Your 3rd choice for Heliconia is the wagneriana
15 - Angel's Trumpet - Brugmansia suaveolens 'Pink' Among the most desired of all shrubs, this 'Pink" Angel's Trumpet sports a huge flower with mass blooming. We especially like that 12-17 inch flowers do not hang straight down ...instead held out at about a 45 degree angel best shows off the flowers' sweetness
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