Nature has created these flower spikes specifically for bat pollination. The jade vine blossom has a cup-like form, and the bat hangs upside down to consume its nectar.
There are just a few areas in Southeast Asia where you can find this flower. It is a significant type of orchid with clear leaves that bloom with a cluster of up to six sizable flowers.
A beautiful tropical flower known as "Parrot's Beak" serves as both a groundcover and trailing plant. The plants display curving blossoms in all the colours of a sunset.
It blooms from late summer to early October, often just in time for Halloween. Southeast Asian tropical woods are home to the Black Bat Flower, which thrives there as an understory plant.
The Gibraltar campion belongs to the family Caryophyllaceae and is a rare species of flowering plant. It grows to a height of 40 cm, and Its pink to pale violet bilobed blooms are unique.
A strong-smelling Flower called Cayman Sage has tiny, light blue blooms. It is most frequently mistaken for Saliva serotina. However, it varies because it can grow up to one metre tall.
Since its discovery in Mexico in the middle of the 1800s, chocolate cosmos have captured the attention of gardeners. Their silky petals and dark cores are seen in their rich crimson flowers.
The Altamaha River valley in Georgia is home to a single member of this genus, Franklinia alatamaha, a flowering tree known as the Franklin tree.
A single, four to six-part white bloom is produced by Indian Pipe. The flower originally resembles a shepherd's hook, but once an insect pollinates it, it gradually straightens out.
The Juliet Rose is reputed to be the most costly flower in existence. It has an enticing peachy scent and is apricot in colour. The health and vigour of this shrub are remarkable.
The plant has basic, matte-green leaves with deep veining. The little white-to-cream blossoms resemble tiny stars, and the flower is really a pair of altered leaves that pout around them.