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Erythrina herbacea / Eastern Coralbean on Cabbage Key, FL
Erythrina ×bidwillii
Erythrina is a genus of shrubs and trees in the Pea Family (Fabaceae), with various species found around the world. This one is a hybrid (the × in front of "bidwillii" indicates this), with its parents being E. herbacea from North America and E. crista-gallii from South America. Its striking red flowers emerge in the spring and continue all the way through autumn, drawing lots of attention from visitors to the Ruth Bancroft Garden.
-Brian
i've been a bit too busy to draw but have some midnight doodles i managed to squeeze in last night!!
Oddly attractive, when you plant Jacaranda and Erythrina together.
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Erythrina speciosa is a tree native to Brazil. The tubular flowers are pollinated by hummingbirds. In the greenhouse I am spoiled by the fact that I can often move and rotate plants to get the lighting and background that I desire. I can't do that to a tree however. I have struggled to get a photo of these flowers that I really like. I think this backlit version with a black background to block out the structures of the greenhouse is my best attempt so far. #Erythrina-speciosa #Erythrina #speciosa #CUgreenhouse #inflorescence #backlight (at CU Greenhouse) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYb1Ljyr2e9/?utm_medium=tumblr