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bird of paradise plant from seed White Bird of Paradise 20 Seeds Strelitzia nicolai – R&B Floridaseeds

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bird of paradise plant from seed White Bird of Paradise 20 Seeds Strelitzia nicolai – R&B FloridaseedsThe White Bird of Paradise is a large, palm like plant that has fan shaped clusters of banana like leaves atop a tall, leaning stem. The plants form clusters of stems with younger shoots at the base. It is native to the tropical regions of South Africa. This species is the largest in the genus, capable of reaching up to 30 feet in height. Plants of the Strelitzia genus are known for their large, crane shaped flowers. The striking color and overall

The White Bird of Paradise is a large, palm-like plant that has fan-shaped clusters of banana-like leaves atop a tall, leaning stem. The plants form clusters of stems with younger shoots at the base. It is native to the tropical regions of South Africa. This species is the largest in the genus, capable of reaching up to 30 feet in height. Plants of the Strelitzia genus are known for their large, crane-shaped flowers. The striking color and overall appearance of these blooms have been likened to the vibrant displays of male birds of paradise. Strelitzia nicolai has deep blue and creamy white flowers. The leaves of this plant will often split. These fenestrations are normal and occur frequently in nature, giving flexibility to leaves and branches when the wind blows and allowing light to reach the lower leaves on the plant. Hardy in zones 9-12.

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