HERE - MidWorld Costa Rica
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HERE - MidWorld Costa Rica
Garden Guide Dwarf poinciana Malinche caesalpinia pulcherrima Porterweed Rabo de Gato stchytarpheta frantzii Banana Banano Musa acuminata Hibiscus Amapola Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Guyana Heliconia Heliconia Heliconia psittacorum x spathocircinata Orange Shrimp Plant Camarón Justicia fulvicoma Red Ginger Antorcha Alpina pupurata Shampoo Ginger Jengibre amargo Zingiber zerumbet Parrot Flower Heliconia Heliconia psittacorum Torch Ginger Jengibre Etlingera elatior Sexy Pink Heliconia Heliconia Heliconia chartacea Lobster Claw Heliconia Heliconia Heliconia rostrata She Kong Heliconia HELICONIA VELLERIGERA Lavender Storm Heliconia Heliconia aemygdiana Facts Golden Torch Lantana Carribbean Sunset Heliconia Cinco Negritos Heliconia Lantana grosseserrata Heliconia psittacorum x Hibiscus bihai spathocircinata Valentine Heliconia Heliconia stricta Sexy Scarlet Heliconia Heliconia Heliconia chartacea Christmas Candle Saragundí Senna alata Test your plant knowledge with these interesting facts about the plants featured in this guide: 1. This tropical flower belongs to the same family as the marshmallow plant, whose roots were originally used to create the sweet treat of the same name 2. This tree is actually considered to be a type of herb, while the fruit it produces is a type of berry 3. Related to the banana, this common plant group is a favorite food of the Hermit Hummingbird, whose curved bill is designed specifically to reach the nectar within its flowers (hint: there are multiple species of this plant listed on this guide) 4. Sometimes nicknamed the “Ringworm Bush,” this tree has many medicinal properties, including the treatment of fungal skin infections 5. Some other common names for this plant are Mexican Bird of Paradise, Peacock Flower, Pride of Barbados, and Flamboyan-de-Jardin 6. The root from the red variety of this plant group can be used as a spice, as well as a treatment for stomach ailments (hint: there are multiple species of this plant listed on this guide) Answers: 1. Hibiscus 2. Banana 3. Heliconia 4. Christmas Candle 5. Dwarf Poinciana 6. Ginger
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