Q: We planted some bird of paradise plants about two years ago. They had a few flowers when we bought them but they never made any more flowers. What do we need to do to get them to flower?

Bird of paradise plants typically flower in the late winter or early spring but can flower at other times of the year when provided optimal conditions. These plants grow with upright leaves ...

A. The more commonly seen bird of paradise, Strelitzia reginae, is a tropical plant with blue-green foliage and exotic orange, blue and white flowers that resemble birds. It is native to South ...

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Question: I would like to grow several orange-flowered bird of paradise plants in a yard where they would receive full sun all day. Would this be a good spot and what would the plants need to flower?

To celebrate the city’s 171st birthday in 1952, Mayor Fletcher Bowron declared the tropical plant (it’s native to South Africa) as L.A.’s floral emblem. The orange-and-blue flowers soon ...

Previously known as animal-only pigment, bilirubin now confirmed in Bird of Paradise flower Date: September 8, 2010 Source: American Society for Horticultural Science Summary: Researchers have ...

Meet the Bird of Paradise, a tropical flower native to South Africa, known for its vibrant colours and striking bird-like appearance.

The Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin shares advice about caring for bird of paradise, warns of toxic balsam pear plants and suggests treatment for a droopy camellia bush.

Orange Bird of Paradise are native to South Africa. It is used to long periods of drought and can grow in small crevices in the wild.