😱 Finally - the first image on Internet: rare ginger Borneo Pink (New Guinea)

• ❤️ Riedelia coralina - Coral Ginger Borneo Pink (New Guinea)
• ❤️ This super rare ginger finally bloomed for us! We grew this rare specimen from seeds form the collection of Mark Hooten, S. Florida horticulturist. The species close related to Burbidgea. Riedelia coralina is so rare that published information about this exact species is extremely hard to find. Most references to it appear in specialized collector circles rather than in widely available horticultural or botanical literature.
• ❤️ We have only a few plants, ginger collectors, hurry up!

It is so rare you can't even find images on Internet. This will be the first one!

📚 Learn more about gingers from previous posts:

• 💋The most spectacular variegated ginger
• 💋Ginger makes a natural shampoo
• 💋Our most favorite Ginger plant - African Princess
• 💋How Raspberry ginger became spiral
• 💋The most interesting edible gingers
• 💋5 most spectacular Gingers
• 💋French Kiss the Red Button Ginger
• 💋Kaempferia angustifolia - Laos Silver Stripe Peacock Ginger
• 💋The most fragrant ginger ever
• 💋Spice Up Your Garden with Variegated Ginger

🛒 Get collectible Coral Ginger Borneo Pink

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🌸 The most asked-about tree in the Sunshine State: Bauhinia

• 🌸 If you visit Florida in winter, chances are you will notice a tree covered in orchid-like flowers and wonder what it is. That tree is often an orchid tree, most commonly Bauhinia purpurea. It is fast growing, wide spreading, and blooms from late winter through spring, sometimes with a second round in summer. The flowers range from magenta to lavender, are lightly fragrant, and stand out even from a distance. The leaves are just as distinctive - split into two halves like butterfly wings, which is why these trees are also called butterfly trees.
• 🌸 Orchid trees are easygoing and practical. They thrive in full sun, tolerate many soil types as long as drainage is good, and need little water once established. Growth is quick, often 2–3 feet per year, making them excellent shade trees for hot climates. The flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and in some cultures the buds and blossoms are used in cooking, while the bark has a long history in folk remedies. Beautiful, useful, and low maintenance, orchid trees are a perfect fit for Southern landscapes.

🛒 Discover Bauhinias - Orchid trees

📚 Learn more:

• Bauhinias - Orchid trees in Plant Encyclopedia
• Compact Bauhinias - everblooming container trees
• Cassia vs Bauhinia: which is better as an everblooming container tree?
• You won’t believe this red orchid tree exists!
• Rare Orchid Tree you may never find again and everyone wants
• Why gardeners love the Pink Butterfly Tree: blooms, shade, and zero fuss
• Napoleons Plume - Orchid Tree that blooms in a pot
• How to grow Orchid Trees in pots
• Bauhinias: trees with Orchid Flowers and Butterfly Wings
• Why Bauhinias are called Orchid Trees: orchid flowers with butterfly wings...
• Bauhinia blakeana - Hong Kong Orchid Tree
• Bauhinia galpinii (punctata) - Pride of De Kaap or Nasturtium Bauhinia

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🍧 How to eat ice cream every day without feeling guilty

Mango season is here! If you own a big tree, this means - you probably need to eat a lot of fruit within a short period of time

Here is a tip: make an ice cream!
You can eat this healthy Gelato ice cream every day without feeling guilty.

🍦 All you need for mango Gelato:

🥭 Mango fruit
Ice
🌀 Blender
A shot of your favorite Rum

🍨 You're welcome. Enjoy!

🛒 Plant a Mango tree today to enjoy your Gelato tomorrow

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