Garden Flower for ID_02012011_DS_SN4
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Pudji Widodo
Jan 12, 2011, 7:59:53 AM1/12/11
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Maybe Allamanda neriifolia Hook.
Pudji Widodo
Fabio Unsoed PURWOKERTO INDONESIA
Pudji Widodo
Fabio Unsoed PURWOKERTO INDONESIA
Aarti S. Khale
Jan 12, 2011, 11:30:24 AM1/12/11
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This is Brunfelsia americana....commonly known as Lady of the Night.
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Aarti S. Khale
Jan 12, 2011, 11:26:36 AM1/12/11
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This seems to be Brunfelsia americana.
Commonly known as Lady of the Night.
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Commonly known as Lady of the Night.
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dalia
Jan 13, 2011, 5:08:44 AM1/13/11
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Thanks for the ID.
I was wondering why it is called Lady of the night and searching the
internet, I got this interesting feature:
The amazing feature, and the reason for its name, is that after
sundown Lady of the Night flowers become wildly fragrant. Within
seconds after sundown, the aroma bursts forth from zero to full power.
There is absolutely no smell nor hint of aroma in daylight hours. The
intoxicating scent goes all night long then stops exactly at sunrise
Dalia
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I was wondering why it is called Lady of the night and searching the
internet, I got this interesting feature:
The amazing feature, and the reason for its name, is that after
sundown Lady of the Night flowers become wildly fragrant. Within
seconds after sundown, the aroma bursts forth from zero to full power.
There is absolutely no smell nor hint of aroma in daylight hours. The
intoxicating scent goes all night long then stops exactly at sunrise
Dalia
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