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Ixora comes in many colours. Orange is common but red is rare. I have all the colours but just one plant with red ixora. I am trying to multiply it but so far I have not succeeded.
Ixora is easy to maintain as all it requires is a bit of water. It is perenial. It has two sizes. I have both The yellow has medicinal properties. My mother’s garden had yellow Ixora and I remembere many neighbours would come for flowers that they said had some health benenfit.
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Do you have this flower in your garden?
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Yes
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No
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Nice flower but I have not it in my garden.
These flowers are quite common and I am sure they must be available where you live.
A beautiful flower. Unfortunately, I don’t have that flower.
Have you seen it anywhere around you?
I don’t remember seeing this plant.
We have it in white color in the park. I never seen red Ixora here!
I too have a white but the leaves are slightly different from the other Ixora I have.
Beautiful flower and such gorgeous vibrant color. Do you know if it can be an indoor plant by any chance? This is because here in Canada this plant would certainly not withstand the cold and snow or rain or sleet…
This needs the morning sun and so I suppose you will need to treat it the way you treat your other plants.
I had to google to see what your flowers are. They I notice are different.
Yes they are very different because of our winters along with it’s snow etc. We do have gorgeous trees like the maple trees that changes color in the fall to bright yellow, orange and red until all the leaves fall and form a blanket on the ground. It is a spectacular show…
We’ve this on our street!!
I’ve only seeb red/orange tho …
Lovely plant you’ve there!
I have Ixora all over the place as they are perennial and add colour to our garden
This looks lovely but I am not sure if it is our equivalent of a Crucifix Orchid or not?
I have something like this in the garden, Red,Orange, Purple, not sure if there are other colours.
My comment to your response has gone elsewhere I googled to see your flowers and notice they are different.
Thanks that clears things up, good to know.