Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family rather than
a Strelitzia.


Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 10:03:01 -0700, Sharon opined:

Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

I've not seen them, but there are similar plants which sometimes have the common
name of bird of paradise and they are Heliconia.

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Cereoid-UR12- wrote:
Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family rather than
a Strelitzia.

Here is a link to a pictu
http://komaluyo.com/images/pinkk08.jpg

Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Your picture shows just how misleading and useless common names are.

The plant has absolutely nothing at all to do with Strelitzia or Heliconia.
It isn't even a monocot.

Its a Caesalpinia, an arborescent legume.


Sharon wrote in message
...


Cereoid-UR12- wrote:
Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family rather
than
a Strelitzia.

Here is a link to a pictu
http://komaluyo.com/images/pinkk08.jpg

Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm
wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

They call that plant Pride of Barbados or Texas Bird of Paradise. It drives me
crazy. I have a beautiful cache of seeds from my four foot plant. Anyone want
some seeds? Very easy to propagate. I can spare a few seeds, but I am growing
them for a local garden center...so don't have tons to give out.

Victoria-by the way, it also comes in a yellow. Does anyone have seeds of that
one?


On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 07:42:42 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12-"
opined:

Your picture shows just how misleading and useless common names are.

The plant has absolutely nothing at all to do with Strelitzia or Heliconia.
It isn't even a monocot.

Its a Caesalpinia, an arborescent legume.


Sharon wrote in message
...


Cereoid-UR12- wrote:
Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family rather
than
a Strelitzia.

Here is a link to a pictu
http://komaluyo.com/images/pinkk08.jpg

Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm
wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Could you please send me some of those seeds?
-Theo
"animaux" wrote in message
...
They call that plant Pride of Barbados or Texas Bird of Paradise. It
drives me
crazy. I have a beautiful cache of seeds from my four foot plant. Anyone
want
some seeds? Very easy to propagate. I can spare a few seeds, but I am
growing
them for a local garden center...so don't have tons to give out.

Victoria-by the way, it also comes in a yellow. Does anyone have seeds of
that
one?


On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 07:42:42 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12-"

opined:

Your picture shows just how misleading and useless common names are.

The plant has absolutely nothing at all to do with Strelitzia or
Heliconia.
It isn't even a monocot.

Its a Caesalpinia, an arborescent legume.


Sharon wrote in message
...


Cereoid-UR12- wrote:
Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family
rather
than
a Strelitzia.

Here is a link to a pictu
http://komaluyo.com/images/pinkk08.jpg

Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm
wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon

Pink Bird of Paradise
 

Send me your address to: 0 remove the zero or it will bounce.
Here is a photo of mine this past season:

http://home.austin.rr.com/animaux/ne...n/Page_2x.html

Victoria


On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 20:56:52 GMT, "Theo" opined:

Could you please send me some of those seeds?
-Theo
"animaux" wrote in message
.. .
They call that plant Pride of Barbados or Texas Bird of Paradise. It
drives me
crazy. I have a beautiful cache of seeds from my four foot plant. Anyone
want
some seeds? Very easy to propagate. I can spare a few seeds, but I am
growing
them for a local garden center...so don't have tons to give out.

Victoria-by the way, it also comes in a yellow. Does anyone have seeds of
that
one?


On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 07:42:42 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12-"

opined:

Your picture shows just how misleading and useless common names are.

The plant has absolutely nothing at all to do with Strelitzia or
Heliconia.
It isn't even a monocot.

Its a Caesalpinia, an arborescent legume.


Sharon wrote in message
...


Cereoid-UR12- wrote:
Common names are often very misleading.

Do you have a link to a picture of this plant we can see?

I would suspect that it might be something in the Ginger family
rather
than
a Strelitzia.

Here is a link to a pictu
http://komaluyo.com/images/pinkk08.jpg

Sharon wrote in message
...
Does anyone have or has anyone seen Pink Bird of Paradise? I'm
wondering
if they are similar to Red Bird of Paradise except for the color?

Sharon