Strelitzia reginae

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Strelitzia reginae
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 Bird of Paradise, Strelitzia, Crane Flower
Strelitzia reginae flower
Habit: ?
Height: ?
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Origin: South Africa
Poisonous:
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Water: ?
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Strelitzia reginae, Banks. Bird-of-Paradise Flower. Fig. 3733. About 3 ft. high: roots large, strong-growing: lvs. oblong, about 1 ft. long, stiff, concave: lf .-stalks all radical, 2-3 times as long as the lvs.: scape higher than the lvs.: spathe about 6 in. long, nearly horizontal, purplish at the base, about 6-fld., the fls. orange and blue-purple. Winter. Var. citrina, Hort., is cult. abroad. CH


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