Dumaguete Ziedu Piegāde Florists

Holy purple basil, plumeria, pink lanterns, wild banana flowers, the Rhynchostylis orchid, and the moth orchid are some of the local flowers that you’ll find in Dumaguete.
The holy purple basil is native to India, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia. They have medicinal properties, are used fresh for salads and preserves and for Thai cooking. Plumerias have 300 species scattered in tropical countries. They are fragrant flowers often seen in cemeteries in the Philippines. Pink lanterns or Medinilla magnifica can grow up to 8 ft tall and are native to Philippine soil. They can be grown in the tropical state of Hawaii and in the southernmost areas of the United States. Wild banana flowers, the Rhynchostylis Orchid, and the Moth Orchid are flowers that are maintained in the area. Banana flowers are popular as edible plants. They are used in salads and can be fried as well. The Rhynchostylis Orchid, or the foxtail orchid, is called as such because of its tail-like appearance. They are medicinal and are used to cure various sickness such as tuberculosis, vertigo and menstrual disorders. The moth orchid has about 60 genera and is famous as potted flowers. They are also among the Victorian era’ s best.