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Bougainvillaeas, four o’ clocks, birds of paradise, hibiscus, cattleyas, and wishbones are abundant in Antipolo City.
Bushes of bougainvillaeas were found in 1768 at the South American tropics. Bracts can come in pink, yellow, white, and red. Four o’ clocks have the name because they bloom in the afternoon. They look like stars and trumpets and have a blooming period from the middle of summer up to fall season. They are also known as the Marvel of Peru. Wishbone flowers almost look bell-like, and they are very hardy when it comes to the hot weather that the Philippines tend to have.
Birds of paradise are the most beautiful among exotic flowers and belonging to the banana family. These tropical flowers given this name because they look like colorful birds taking flight. Hibiscus flowers have a type called the Rose of Sharon can reach up to twelve feet tall. Rose mallow species can reach up to a foot wide. Cattleya flowers are, in fact, tropical orchids. To date, there are about 46 species and natural hybrids reaching over 30.