Some of these "foreign flowers" may get along with you day and night, some may be unknown to you, some look familiar, and some sound completely strange. These charming flowers originating from Australia, Africa and the Americas, whether beautiful or elegant, enchanting or beautiful, strange or strange, show us the variety of flowers, but also show the magic and beauty of nature.
(1) Cannonball tree (Couroupita guianensis)
Cannonball tree, the name is hard, but the flowers are beautiful. Cannonball trees are also known as cannonball flowers and cannonball fruits, and the origin of these names is basically related to the fruits produced by the tree such as cannonballs in ancient times. In addition, it is also called hanging melon tree, chandelier tree or leaf tree. It is native to northern South America and the southern Caribbean.
(2) South American Narcissus (Eucharis grandiflora)
What is the difference between South American Narcissus and Chinese Narcissus?
Narcissus is a perennial evergreen bulb ornamental flower of the family Garlicaceae, a genus of Narcissus, native to the Amazon basin of South America. Also known as American Narcissus, Amazon Lily, Amazon Garlic, Amazon Narcissus.
(3) Ruffle Petunia
Native to Argentina in South America, it is an herbaceous plant of the Solanaceae family and Nightshade, which is an improved breed of common petunias.
(4) Powder paper fan (Mussaenda 'Alicia'
The pink paper fan is an evergreen or semi-deciduous shrub of the family Rubiaceae, Hyacinthaceae. Native to tropical Africa, it enjoys a reputation as a "passionate African immigrant" in the botanical world. At present, the mainland Guangxi, Guangdong, Hainan and Yunnan have been introduced. There is also a theory that the powder fan is a hybrid cultivar.
(5) Red paper fan (Mussaenda erythrophylla)
Red paper fans are native to West Africa and also come from far and wide. The bright red leaf-like sepals are like pieces of red clouds blooming on the top of the branches, bright as fire, swaying and beautiful! It is an excellent landscaping shrub.
(6) Staghorn fern (Platycerium wallichii)
Staghorn fern is native to tropical regions of Asia, Oceania and South America, such as Java and Polynesia.
(7) Eucalyptus rhodantha
The flower hiding in the hat, Eucalyptus rhodantha, also known as rose eucalyptus, safflower dwarf eucalyptus, rose red eucalyptus, is an evergreen shrub of the myrtle family, eucalyptus, native to western and northern Australia. The beautiful tree shape, unique flower posture, bright flower color, abundant flowers and long flowering period make rose eucalyptus a widely loved tree species.
(8) Safflower eucalyptus (Corymbia ficifolia)
The sister tree of Eucalyptus rosea, also known as safflower umbrella eucalyptus, is also produced in Australia with roseum and is in the myrtle family, but rose eucalyptus is the genus Eucalyptus, and safflower eucalyptus is Umbrella eucalyptia (Corymbia).
(9) Red-sleeved daiyu (Brachyotum ledifolium)
You can boldly say that this flower, called Brachyotum ledifolium, must be the first time you have seen it. This flower is produced at high altitudes in the Andes Mountains in Ecuador and Venezuela. It is a small shrub of the genus Melastomataceae and Brachyotum.
(10) Meriania aurata
Meriania aurata is a plant in the genus Meriania of the wild peony family Melastomataceae, native to Ecuador.
(11) Dillenia suffruticosa
The shrub five-berry fruit, also known as star fruit wood, yellow flower dilen peach, is the national flower of Brunei. Native to tropical Southeast Asia, it is a plant in the family Pentacinaceae.
(12) Clianthus formosus
There are many other nice and interesting names for this dazzling pea from South Australia – beautiful sand beans, maple peas, alien beans, auspicious birds.
(13) Turquoise iris (Ixia viridiflora)
Turquoise iris is a plant in the family Iridaceae, Ixia, also known as turquoise valley iris, green flower valley iris, turquoise small iris, etc. It is native to South Africa.
(14) Strongylodon macrobotrys
Jadeite vine is also called jadeite vine, calyx vine, green jade vine. Legumaceae, Emerald kudzu. Native to the Philippines. Large perennial evergreen vine that grows up to 20 meters long.
(15) Western Australian wax flower (Chamelaucium uncinatum)
Western Australian wax is a perennial fast-growing evergreen shrub in the myrtle family, Aeolia Aeolidae. Originally, it only grew in the western region of Australia, so it was Chinese translated as Western Australian wax flower. Also known as wax (wax) flower, wind wax flower, gold rush plum and jade plum.
(16) Hibbertia huegelii
Hugel bunchlear flowers are a genus of Dilleniaceae, Hibbertia, also known as Hugher button flowers, native to Australia.
(17) Freesia refracta
Xiangxuelan is also called calamus orchid, calamus orchid, freesia orchid, wheat orchid, perfume orchid, which is really both a good face and a nice name. I'm afraid anyone who comes into contact with her for the first time will be impressed.
Vanilla is a genus of Iris family, Cerambycidae, native to southern Africa.
(18) Torch ginger (Etlingera elatior)
Torch ginger is a tropical plant in the ginger family, fennel sand kernel. It is native to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. The flower type is peculiar, the color is magnificent, it is very luxurious and beautiful, and the ornamental value is extremely high. Torch ginger is commonly known as porcelain rose, and he is not so much like "porcelain", but more like a layer of wax or oil paint all over his body, shining brightly and radiantly.
(19) Upside down Admiralty (Fuchsia hybrida)
The breeze turns the calyx, and the drizzle flower skirt.
Suspected of Zhao Feiyan, Xian Zi provoked.
This poem is a beautiful portrayal of the beautiful gesture of the upside-down Admiralty. Originally from Mexico, the upside-down Admiralty is probably very popular, and her footprints have spread all over the world.
(20) West African lychee fruit (Blighia sapida)
With a red face and big black eyes, this is the beautiful and delicious West African lychee fruit.
A glance at the name shows that it is a "friend" from Africa, West Africa to be precise.
(21) Chilean bellflower (Lapageria rosea)
Native to the forests of southern Chile, Chilean bellflower is Chile's national flower. In addition, he is the "only child" of the Chilean bellflower genus - the only plant in the genus.
(22) Epidendrum Ciliare
It is found in the northern region from southern Mexico to South America. This feather-like, light, white-flowered orchid is a tropical plant of the orchid family, Bulbophyllus, also known as Limbus orchid, glue orchid. The flowers are peculiar and fascinating.
(23) Billbergia pyramidalis
Water tower flower, also known as flame bromeliad and red pen pineapple, is a plant in the bromeliad family, water tower flower. The water tower flower is native to the Brazilian rainforest.
(24) Sweet peas (Lathyrus odoratus)
Fragrant peas are also known as "flower peas", these two names, one expresses taste - fragrant, the other expresses flower - beauty.
Sweet peas were first produced in Sicily, Italy, an island full of romantic legends and natural wonders.
(25) Red butterfly (Rotala macrandra)
Red butterflies are native to India. It is a stemmed aquatic plant in the family Celandineaceae, a genus of stemmed aquatic plants, which belongs to perennial submerged or swampy herbs.
(26) Wisteria floribunda
The multi-flowered wisteria is native to Japan and is cultivated all over the mainland.
The multi-flowered wisteria flowers are purple or blue-purple, and the flowers bloom wherever the vine winds, which is an extremely beautiful flowering vine. The multi-flowered wisteria blooms like a purple waterfall, magnificent and charming, and like a dazzling neon, like a dream.
(27) Maple leaf bottle trunk tree (Brachychiton acerifolius)
Maple leaf bottle dry tree is also known as Australian flame bottle tree, maple leaf bottle tree, Australian flame tree, plane tree, maple tree. The maple leaf bottle dry tree is native to the east coast of Australia.
(28) Kalanchoe tetraphylla
Tangyin is a succulent herb in the family Sedumaceae, Galanaceae. Although Tang Yin has a very Chinese and classical name, it is native to the provinces of Cape Town and the Transvaal in South Africa.
(29) Oncidium flexuosum
Native to the United States and Mexico, it is a general term for orchids and plants of the genus Venxin.
(30) Hymenocallis littoralis
The posture is elegant, the flower color is white, why did it have a "ghost name"? Water ghost plantain is native to tropical America, so it is also known as American water ghost plantain.
(31) Symphyotrichum novi-belgii
Hollandaster, also known as Aster, New York Aster, Asteraceae, Asteraceae, native to North America.
(32) Clerodendrum wallichii
Although her name is Jasmine, she is not Jasmine; Although not jasmine, it is more "red" than jasmine. It is the weeping jasmine shared in this issue, a verbenaceae plant imported from Thailand.
(33) Grevillea banksii
The safflower silver birch is native to Queensland, Australia, so it is also called Queensland silver birch, and it is also called Bansi silver birch. Evergreen shrubs or small trees, the entire canopy is full of red flowers during the flowering season.
(34) Thai cherry blossoms (Cassia bakeriana)
Thai cherry blossoms are native to Thailand and Vietnam, and their Chinese scientific name is cassia velvet. Worthy of this alias, the trees and flowers are fluttering in the wind during the blooming period, and the momentum is not inferior to Japanese cherry blossoms at all.
(35) Brazilian wild peony (Tibouchina semidecandra)
Brazilian wild peony is a genus of wild peonies in the family Bulbophyllaceae. Because of its flower color, it also has a name called purple flower wild peony. Native to the low-altitude mountainous areas and flat lands of Brazil, it has been introduced and cultivated in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and other places on the mainland.
(36) Guava (Psidium guajava)
Guava is native to South America, and is cultivated as a cash crop in southern and southwestern China.
(37) Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima)
Poinsettias often appear around us, originally thought to be a continental variety, but it is actually native to Central America.
(38) Cyrtanthus mackenii
It's too peculiar, the flower refined in the fire - the weeping tube flower. A fire swept away the plants on the land, but on the 4th day after the fire was extinguished, a plant emerged from the ashes, it was a weeping tube.
Weeping tubular flower, a bulb plant of the family Garlicaceae, is native to South Africa, and is also known as curved tube flower, South African weeping flower, South African lily. The artificially cultivated weeping tube flowers are about 20 cm tall, the flowers are drawn from the underground bulbs, the flower tube is long and tubular, the small flowers are overhanging, and the flower colors are milky yellow, white, pink and orange-red. The flowers are elegant, beautiful and pleasant, and fragrant.
(39) Pereskia bleo
Cherry unicorn flowers come in a variety of colors, including pink, red, orange-red, orange-yellow, etc. According to reports, cherry kirin blooms in spring and summer, and the flowers bloom for only one day, blooming and setting at night, just as the so-called "good flowers do not bloom often". It is native to tropical regions such as Colombia and Panama in the Americas.
(40) Medinilla waterhousei
Also known as Wo's wild peony vine and Taji Mausia metina flower, it is a genus of wild peony and meith, endemic to Fiji in Oceania. The flower that blooms and grows in only one place, Mizuya Michi, is truly loyal.
(41) Acca sellowiana
This "flower" is native to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina in South America. The flowers are very beautiful, the flowers are relatively large, the diameter of the flower is 2.5-5 cm; the petals have gray-white hairs on the outside, purple on the inside; the petals are often curled vertically upward; the stamens and peduncles are red, beautiful and attractive.
(42) Purple sunflower (Alyogyne huegelii)
Native to the western and southern parts of Australia, purple anemone is a fast-growing medium-growing evergreen shrub in the mallow family, Hibiscus spp. The flowers bloom in the morning and fade in the evening, lasting only one day.
(43) Brazilian iris (Neomarica gracilis)
Brazilian iris, you don't need to say that you can think of its origin in Brazil. The Brazilian iris has 6 petals, of which 3 are white bracts, turned outward, with reddish-brown patches at the base; The other 3 upright inner coils are real petals, blue-purple with white lines.
(44) Tricolor magic flower (Cantua buxifolia)
Tricolor magic flower, also known as three-color Inca holy flower, three-color kan tu flower, flower family, magic flower genus. Native to the Yungas region in the Andes Mountains of South America, which straddles Peru and Bolivia.
(45) Strophanthus speciosus
The nicknames of the beautiful sheep's horn are forest poison rope, forest longtail flower. This beautiful shrub is native to South Africa.
(46) Solandra maxima
Too peculiar, there is a flower with Chinese characters here - golden cup vine. Listen to this name, it will be bright, and it will be handsome. Native to Central America, this "golden cup" is a plant that loves warmth and enjoys watching the sea breeze and the sea.
(47) Helenium autumnale
It is composed of stretched, flowing tongue-shaped flowers and delicate, stacked tubular flowers. It is native to North America and is found in the United States and Canada.
(48) Consolida ajacis
The flying swallow grass is shaped like a flying swallow spreading its wings in the air, and it is as beautiful as a flying swallow dancing. Swiftlet grass is native to southern Europe and southwestern Asia.
(49) Fritillaria imperialis
Crown fritillary is native to northern India, Afghanistan, Iran and southeastern Turkey. Horticultural varieties have red, red, orange, yellow, sulfur and so on. It is a very excellent and highly ornamental horticultural flower.
(50) Drosanthemum speciosum
Native to the Western Cape Province of South Africa, it is a small, perennial fleshy herbaceous evergreen shrub. The reason why there is a "chrysanthemum" in the name is entirely because its flowers resemble most Asteraceae flowers, but it is not a chrysanthemum itself.
(51) Ivory comet orchid (Angraecum eburneum)
Ivory shows the nobility and rarity of this orchid, and comets are comets, reflecting the mystery and mystery of this orchid. Ivory comet orchid is native to Africa and is the national flower of Seychelles.
(52) Leontopodium japonicum
Edelweiss is a common name for "thin snow edelweiss", and it also has many small and fresh names - little bald owl, little hairy, wormwood, thin snowgrass, thick snow edelweiss. Hairy, like covered with layers of frost or snow. Edelweiss is native to Europe.
(53) Sphaerocoryne affinis
The flower shape is very special, the appearance of mountains and flowing water, and the smell is fragrant. Native to Southeast Asia.
(54) Warbler wind chimes (Canarina canariensis)
Romantic name, beautiful flowers. It is the bellflower family, warbler bell plant warbler wind chime, because it is an endemic species native to the Canary Islands in Spain, so it is also called Canarian bellflower, Canarian bellflower.
(55) Cayman banana orchid (Myrmecophila thomsoniana)
Cayman banana orchid is an epiphyte native to the Cayman Islands, and this species is only found in the Cayman Islands, making it a rare and rare plant.
(56) Gerbera jamesonii
Gerbera, as the name suggests, is an herbaceous plant from Africa, specifically, it is native to the Transvaal in southern Africa. There are many varieties of gerberas cultivated, and the flower colors are abundant, common red, light red, purple red, orange, yellow, pink, white, in addition to green, compound color, etc.
(57) Cryptostegia grandiflora
The eucalyptus vine blooms in summer, its flowers are large and beautiful, and the flower color is still that romantic and charming pink-purple. Native to Madagascar to India in East Africa, eucalyptus vine is a perennial vine whose leaves are shaped like eucalyptus leaves, as the name suggests.
(58) Portulaca grandiflora
Midday flowers and sunflowers are both other names for the big-flowered purslane. This kind of flower blooms when the sun comes out, and closes in the morning, night and cloudy days, so it has the names of noon flower and sunflower.
Midday flowers are native to Brazil and are cultivated in most parts of the continent.
(59) Wang Lian (Victoria)
Wang Lian is native to tropical South America.
(60) Scadoxus multiflorus
Tennis flowers live up to their name, round and fluffy. It also has many aliases: tennis garlic, earth flower, hydrangea flower, blood lily, etc. Garlic family, tennis flower is a perennial herb. It is native to tropical Africa.
(61) Moth butterfly flower (Schizanthus pinnatus)
Moth butterfly flower, a flower that is particularly beautiful and charming like the orchid. Aliases moth butterfly grass, butterfly grass, civilian orchid, cauliflower. It is a one- to two-year herbaceous plant of the Solanaceae family, Moth butterfly flower. The moth butterfly flower is native to Chile and is now introduced and cultivated all over the world. The flowering period is spring and summer, the ability to continue flowering is very strong, the amount of flowers is very large, if it is a potted plant, it is easy to burst the pot.
(62) Mirabilis jalapa
Native to tropical America. Purple jasmine, the name is the Chinese scientific name of rouge.
(63) Utricularia sandersonii
Also known as Utricularia sanderson. Because the flower type resembles a small rabbit, it is named as the little rabbit. Both are from Africa and are endemic to South Africa. To put it simply, Utricularia albiflora and Utricularia bunny are actually different individuals of the same species.
(64) Hippeastrum rutilum
It also has several other names - pair orchid, Chinese gastric orchid, red lotus, and centella lotus. Vermilion is native to Brazil and Peru, and the color of the original vermilion safflower is exactly what its name suggests - red. The cultivated vermilion we see now is not just red.
(65) Alyogyne hakeifolia
Acerola hibiscus is an erect shrub in the mallow family, Hibiscus zygos. Acerola hibiscus is also known as acerola paper hibiscus, coniferous paper hibiscus, and coniferous hibiscus. Native to Australia.
(66) Castanospermum australe
The flowers are orange-yellow, both beautiful and colorful. Chestnut bean trees can grow up to 12 meters outdoors in tropical areas and are often planted as garden ornamental plants or street trees. The chestnut bean tree that people commonly see now is an artificial potted variety.
The chestnut bean tree is an evergreen tree in the legume family, the chestnut bean tree. Native to Australia, it is also known as Australian chestnut. It is cultivated in the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden on the mainland.
(67) Zinnia elegans
Zinnia is an herbaceous ornamental flower that has a long history and is commonly cultivated. Native to Mexico.
(68) Pink butterfly flower (Nemophila menziesii)
Because pink butterfly flowers mostly grow around the forest, it is also commonly known as "forest grass". The pink butterfly flower is native to western North America.
(69) Beehive flower (Iberis amara)
The origin of the hivety flower is in distant Western Europe. The beehroom flower is so beautiful, you can find both the fairy posture of the qiong flower and the "group beauty" of the hydrangea flower.
(70) European willowfish (Linaria vulgaris)
It is native to northern Eurasia, including eastern Belgium, northern Denmark, and a few areas of Norway. European willow fish are mostly yellow or yellow and white.
(71) Blue star flower (Evolvulus nuttallianus)
Blue star flower, also known as American orchid, is native to North America.
(72) Heliamphora pulchella
The English name "Sun Pitcher" (sun jug), also known as beautiful sun bottle grass. It is a carnivorous plant endemic to the Chimanta Highlands and the Aprada Mountains in Venezuela.
(73) Eranthemum pulchellum
It is native to India and the tropical Himalayas. The blue-purple flowers are unobtrusive, but full of charming dreaminess.
(74) Polygala fruticosa
Pretty butterfly flowers are also known as "shrub yuanzhi" and "shrub sweet pea". It is a compact variety of the shrub plant of the family Yuanzhi family, the genus Yuanzhi - a very dazzling South African wildflower. It is called "butterfly flower" because it is a dwarf shrub and because its flowers are like beautiful butterflies.
(75) Snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus)
Common names are dragon head flower, lion flower, dragon mouth flower, and colorful finch. Snapdragon is native to the Mediterranean coast and is widely cultivated in countries around the world.
(76) Dietes grandiflora
Also known as the African iris, it is native to South Africa.
(77) Cephalotus follicularis
Native to Australia.
(78) Garland (Glebionis carinata)
Garland chrysanthemum is native to Morocco, scientific name Artemisia stalk, alias trichroma, artemisia annua, flower wheel chrysanthemum, rainbow chrysanthemum. Asteraceae, Artemisia annua, is a biennial herbaceous plant.
(79) Papaver orientale
It is an unusually beautiful perennial herb native to the Mediterranean region.
(80) Japanese witch hazel (Hamamelis japonica)
Native to the mountainous regions of Japan, witch hazel is a deciduous flowering shrub in the family Witch hazel.
(81) Heartleaf flame pea (Chorizema cordatum)
Heartleaf flame pea is a genus of legumes, nerolis, native to southwestern Australia. Heartleaf flame peas, also known as heart-blossom orange beans, occur naturally in forests on gravel or loam soils in southwestern Australia.
(82) White bottle chandelier flower (Ceropegia ampliata)
The white bottle chandelier flower got its name from its white round-bottomed flask-like corolla like a chandelier. Beauty is like crafts, it can be described as amazing. White vase chandelier flowers are native to Tanzania, South Africa and Madagascar. It is a vibrant, winding vine plant in the oleander family (formerly Lycaenidae), the genus Chandelifera.
(83) Hoya praetorii
Native to Sumatra, Indonesia, this variety is rare and difficult to cultivate, and is a rare variety.
(84) Two-colored wild iris (Dietes bicolor)
The bicolored wild iris, also known as the brown spotted iris, is a perennial herbaceous plant native to South Africa.
(85) Karomia speciosa
This small fresh and beautiful tree is native to South Africa and its nearby tropical regions of Africa, and is cultivated in southern China.
(86) Sky blue spike-petalum (Oxypetalum coeruleum)
Sky blue spiked vine is native to Brazil and Argentin. It is a genus of oleander family, spiky vine. Commonly known as sky blue pointed petal wood, glazed tangjin.
(87) Oxalis purpurea
Hibiscus sorrel grass is native to southern Africa, and is introduced and cultivated in the southern part of the continent.
I have always liked all kinds of sorrel grasses, one is because of their delicate beauty, and the other reason is their tenacious and unyielding vitality.
(88) Red orchid iris (Tritoniopsis burchellii)
The red orchid iris is a plant in the family Iris family, the orchid iris. The flower shape is beautiful, the flower color is bright, and the flower name is romantic. The iris is native to South Africa.
(89) Lechenaultia tubiflora
It is a shrub or subshrub plant in the family Cymbidaceae, Bulbophyllum cae. It is endemic to southwestern Western Australia. The plant is usually 70 cm tall and 60 cm wide. The flowers range in color from red to yellowish and milky white. (The Latin name addition word tubiflora means "tube flower" or "tube flower.") )
(90) Red mantis (Tritoniopsis caffra)
It has bright red tubular flowers, and its slender and curved body is very similar to the bright red mantis, hence the name "red mantis". Iris family, orchid iris bulb plants. Native to South Africa.
(91) Red lynx (Drummondita hassellii)
The calyx lobes of the plant are red or pink, very eye-catching, the flowers and leaves are hairy, such as the fur on the red lynx (bobcat), and the pronunciation of the word hassellii is particularly close to "red lynx", so the name "red lynx" has both sound and meaning. It is a plant of the family Rutacea, Ponnamaceae.
(92) Moonlight carp tail (Cochlospermum gonzalezii/Amoreuxia gonzalezii)
Moonlight carptail flowers are native to the southernmost flower of Arizona, USA. The flower is a perennial herb of the mahogany family, carptail flower, which opens after dark and closes at dawn the next morning, and because the main body of the petals is yellow like clear moonlight, it is called "moonlight carp tail flower".
(93) Bupleurum lancifolium
Rabbit-eared chaihu is a genus of the family Apiaceae. It is native to the Mediterranean region and is known elsewhere, including parts of North America, as an introduced species. Rabbit-eared flowers are yellow to yellow-green.
(94) Blancoa canescens
Curly bells are endemic to the southwestern coast of Western Australia and are perennial herbaceous plants in the family Hymphalidae, Winter Bellflower. The flowers are drooping, about 3 cm long, red or pink, and the inside of the corolla tube is yellowish. The outer part of the tubular flower is covered with dense silvery-white fine hairs, as if covered with a layer of silver frost. It likes cool and humid climate, and the local flowering period is in May ~ September.
(95) Banksia rufa
Mountain dragon eye family, stupa tree. The additive rufa comes from the Latin rufus ("reddish"). When the sun is about to rise in the morning, the glow is slightly red, so the Chinese name "Chuxia Stupa" coincides with the rufa. The name is simply a beautiful landscape painting. Native to Australia.
(96) Lepanthes pseudomucronata
Bow orchids are genus of orchids in the family Orchidaceae.
(97) Southern Lights (Iochroma australe)
Because the color of this flower resembles the color of the Southern Lights, it is called "Southern Aurora Purple Bellflower", also known as "Southern Purple Bellflower", Solanaceae, purple bellflower is a shrub, blooming blue tubular flowers. Native to Argentina, this flower is beautiful but very rare.
(98) Aetanthus mutisii
Bright red pinnails are species of plants in the family Mulberry parasitidae. The flowers are bright red.
(99) Colchicum speciosum
As soon as you look at this name, you know that the appearance will not be low.
Perennial plants of the family Fallatypus. Native to Turkish goblet-shaped, intense pink or purple flowers with yellow anthers, usually white near the throat. Flowering time in autumn.
(100) Lampranthus spectabilis
Beautiful day-to-day flowers bloom at noon when the sun is strong, and close at night, and the flowers are extremely beautiful, hence the name Beautiful Day-in-Day Flowers. Common names are beautiful flowers, dragon beard begonias, and pine leaf chrysanthemums. It is a perennial evergreen subshrub-like succulent plant in the family Pinnaceae.
The beautiful Japanese flower is native to southern Africa and is cultivated all over the world.
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