Randia siamensis (Fragrant randia)

Botanical names: Randia siamensis, Oxyceros horridus

Common name: Fragrant randia

Family: Rubiaceae

Origin: Thailand

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Medium size shrub with highly perfumed 1" wide white flowers that attract bees and butterflies. Flowers come in clusters. The plant has woody thorns on the stem that makes it look unusual for such a fine flowering shrub. Foliage is dark green, sometimes blueish. Can be grown in a pot and as a bonsai. Blooms almost year-round, easy in cultivation. The plant has medicinal properties - analgesic activities, blood tonic, blood purifier.

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