juanito
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Another one,
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seems to be called a yellow bird of paradise plant - not to be confused with the strelitzias!
seems to be called a yellow bird of paradise plant - not to be confused with the strelitzias!
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On the button there,
The bees love them early in the morning and for the last hour of daylight, nectar and pollen.
The bees love them early in the morning and for the last hour of daylight, nectar and pollen.
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Bontbee is quite right. Mexican Bird of Paradise plant (Caesalpinia pulcherrimais) a member of the legume family with poisonous pods and I believe foliage, originated from the tropics of central America hence its common name.
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