Bird of Paradise Orange (Strelitzia Reginae)

Growth Habit: The Bird of Paradise grows in a clumping manner, with multiple stems emerging from a central base. This creates a lush, tropical look that can fill garden spaces effectively. Leaves: The leaves are not only large but also have a distinctive paddle shape, with smooth edges. They are typically 1-2 feet long and may be slightly curved. The vibrant green foliage can create a dramatic backdrop for the striking flowers. Flowers: Each flower consists of three orange sepals and three blue petals. The flowers bloom from late winter through early summer, with the most abundant flowering occurring in warmer climates. The inflorescence emerges from a strong, vertical stalk, making it quite noticeable.

Suitable climate zones

Thrives in these Indian climate zones — well-suited to your region's weather.