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Those of us who live in southern Florida and the Keys-zones 10 and 11, are privy to some of the most spectacular flowers in the world, including heliconias (bird of paradise), passiflora (passion flower), plumeria, and bromeliads.
<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FBEC5D">"Budda Buddy" (jatropha): Miami, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FF030D">Museanda: Pembroke Pines, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FF030D">Bird of Paradise 2: Pembroke Pines, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#CAFF70">Passion Flower: Long Island, NY<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FFAA00">African Tulip 17 (Flame of the Forest): Flamingo Gardens, Davie, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FFCCCC">Monkey's Brush (Combretum Aubleti): Fairchild Gardens, Miami, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FFF5EE">White Hibiscus: Sarasota, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FF030D">Bougenvillea: pembroke Pines, FL<font face="Futurist" size=2><font color="#FFF5EE">Calethea Warszecweki: Fairchild Gardens, Miami, FLBromeliad, Miami, FLHibiscus, Miami, FLPassion Flower, Broward County, FLPlatycodon-Balloon Flower-Westbury, NYYellow HibiscusRed Hibiscus
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