Sit back and treat your eyes to exotic flowers from the world over. They’re beautiful and they’re rare. Consider yourself lucky if you ever get to see them in person. You can send flowers to Italy, send flowers to Japan and send flowers to Australia.
African Daisy
This flower has a graphic structure that’s very uncommon amongst other daisies.
The buds grow into flowers that are up to 4 inches in length.
Bird of Paradise Flower
This flower is named Bird Of Paradise because of its resemblance to the Bird of Paradise.
In South Africa, it’s featured on the reverse of the 50 cent coin.
Turbinicarpus Pseudopectinatus
Turbinicarpus Pseudopectinatus is far beautiful than its complicated and unaesthetic name.
It’s a flower from the Cactaceae family. Its natural habitats are temperate forests and hot deserts.
Protea
This beautiful and exotic Protea flower grows on the slopes of Haleakala.
Wolffia Globosa
Commonly known as Asian watermeal, the Wolffia Globosa is so small that it is almost impossible for the naked eye to tell if it has blossomed. It measures 0.1-0.2 mm in diameter and floats on water. It’s native to Asia and Australia.
Monkey Orchid
This orchid, which has an obvious resemblance to monkeys, comes from the south-eastern Ecuadorian and Peruvian cloud forests. These forests are at an elevation of 1000 to 2000 meters hence not too many people have sighted this exotic species of orchids.
Parrot Flower
Native to Thailand, this amazing flower resembles a parrot quite vividly.
Aechmea Fasciata
Aechmea Fasciata is native to Brazil. It’s beautiful and it’s surprisingly a house plant.
Egret Orchid
China, Japan, Korea and Russia play host to this dazzling Orchid, which resembles an Egret quite clearly.
Bird’s Head Orchid
This Orchid looks like it has a little bird’s head guarding the nectar on the flower. If you happen to visit Southwest Balkans, Greece, Turkey, Iran & Iraq, you may spot it.
If you ever happen to spot any of these flowers, make sure you have a picture clicked. If you think we’ve missed out on exotic flowers, please feel free to mention them in the comment box below.
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