Garden Blog - Top Tropicals
The number one flower for shady spots! Every tropical gardener wants Brunfelsias: the magical, fragrant shrubs of Day and Night
💠 Brunfelsias are truly enchanting tropical flowers. There are two groups - purple-flowered and cream/white-flowered.
💠 All Brunfelsias are wonderfully fragrant.
💠 Perfect flowering shrub for shaded areas; ideal for growing in containers.
💠 Compact and graceful growers.
💠 Purple-flowered are known as Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow for their magical color transformation from purple to lavender to white over three days. Examples: B. grandiflora, B. paucifolia, B. australis.
💠 White-flowered: intensely fragrant at night, earning the name Lady of the Night.
💠 Hybrids: A standout hybrid is Brunfelsia isola, that we mentioned earlier. It is blending the best of both purple and white varieties, inheriting purple color from the purple parent and night fragrance from the white one.
Examples: B. americana, B. nitida, B. plicata, B. manaca.
📚 Learn more about purple Brunfelsias:
Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow, Brunfelsia from Brazil
🛒 Shop different Brunfelsias
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The number one flower for shady spots! Every tropical gardener wants Brunfelsias: the magical, fragrant shrubs of Day and Night
Brunfelsia lactea
Brunfelsia australis
Brunfelsia grandiflora
Brunfelsia manaca
Brunfelsia grandiflora
Brunfelsia paucifolia
- 💠 Brunfelsias are truly enchanting tropical flowers. There are two groups - purple-flowered and cream/white-flowered.
- 💠 All Brunfelsias are wonderfully fragrant.
- 💠 Perfect flowering shrub for shaded areas; ideal for growing in containers.
- 💠 Compact and graceful growers.
- 💠 Purple-flowered are known as Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow for their magical color transformation from purple to lavender to white over three days. Examples: B. grandiflora, B. paucifolia, B. australis.
- 💠 White-flowered: intensely fragrant at night, earning the name Lady of the Night.
- 💠 Hybrids: A standout hybrid is Brunfelsia isola, that we mentioned earlier. It is blending the best of both purple and white varieties, inheriting purple color from the purple parent and night fragrance from the white one.
Examples: B. americana, B. nitida, B. plicata, B. manaca.
📚 Learn more about purple Brunfelsias:
Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow, Brunfelsia from Brazil
🛒 Shop different Brunfelsias
#Perfume_Plants #Hedges_with_benefits #Container_Garden #Shade_Garden
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How to cover a fence quickly with a large impressive vine? Try Fragrant Butter Cup of Gold with Coconut fragrance!
Solandra maxima variegata
Solandra maxima variegata
Solandra maxima variegata
Solandra maxima variegata
- 🏆 Variegated Butter Cup, Cup-of-Gold or Chalice Vine - Solandra maxima variegata - is a stunning Vine with large fragrant flowers shaped like chalices.
- ☀️ Very fast growing and large plant, needing a strong support or a fence.
- ☀️ Boasts glossy variegated leaves with bright purple flush on new growth.
- ☀️ Large, showy off-white flowers shaped like chalices, up to 7" across, are truly spectacular with reflexed lobes marked with a purplish brown ridge.
- ☀️ Fragrant, especially at night, the flowers emit a coconut-like scent
- ☀️ Blooming intermittently, mainly in the winter dry season, this vine adds charm to any garden with its striking beauty.
🛒 Get your own Cup-of-Gold 🏆
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Another flamingo pink Quisqualis in full bloom
Quisqualis
🛒 Get your own Quisqualis vine
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Purple sandpaper? You cant get enough of this purple! And it has plenty of it: Queens Wreath
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
Petrea volubilis, Queen's Wreath, Sandpaper vine
- 🟣 Petrea volubilis, also known as Queen's Wreath or Sandpaper vine, is a twining vine with large, rough leaves - just like a sandpaper!
- 🟣 But look at the flowers - spectacular Royal show! Does it remind you of a Northern Wisteria? It is actually another common name of Petrea - Tropical Wisteria.
- 🟣 The tall clusters of purple flowers, reaching over 1 foot long 👀 are truly spectacular.
- 🟣 Thriving in warm and humid conditions, its blooms last a couple of days, but the blue calices persist much longer, and more new flowers are coming every day.
- 🟣 Attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds 🐝
- 🟣 This woody vine grows fast and can cover a large fence within just a couple of seasons. It's a show stopper! 👏
🛒 Get the Royal Queen's Wreath 👑
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