Pyrostegia venusta - Flame Vine
By Delonix1
- 18 Jan, 2012
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All the flame vines are blooming. This vine is a popular vine because it's winter-blooming. Photo taken at the San Diego Zoo on Jan. 17, 2012.
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Thanks! It's sometimes difficult to photograph, the orange color is so bright.
18 Jan, 2012
Beautiful colour.....
18 Jan, 2012
Milky:
Thanks! Yes, they're more spectacular in person.
19 Jan, 2012
I love this one Palmate the colour is fab :o)))))
19 Jan, 2012
Palmate:
Thanks! It's one of my favorite winter-blooming vines.
20 Jan, 2012
You never see such a spectacular display of orange over here unless it's a Pyracanthus (Firethorn)! We get bright yellows but not oranges - at least I've never seen any plant with bright orange flowers during the winter!
25 Jan, 2012
Balcony:
It's a tropical vine which is native to Brazil. It grows very well in our subtropical climate.
25 Jan, 2012
So I see! :-))
26 Jan, 2012
It's also a very common vine here.
27 Jan, 2012
Shame we can't grow it here in the UK! (Well outside a GH or heated conservatory!)
29 Jan, 2012
Yes, it most likely would die outside in winter, in the UK. It doesn't like frost or freezing temps.
30 Jan, 2012
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That is an astonishing display!
18 Jan, 2012