Monday, April 23, 2012

Philippine Camia




Philippine Camia

  • Found in forests above 2,000 feet, the Philippine camia (Hedychium philippinense) is an epiphytic herbaceous plant sometimes referred to as white ginger. It has up to three stems ending with a cluster of four-petalled white flowers with a pale yellow hue at the center. They are strongly fragrant and are often used in perfumery. After flowering, Philippine camia bears three-sided capsule-like seed pods which are orange in color with dark-red seeds. They are commonly cultivated in the Philippines and other tropical countries.


Read more: The Different Kinds of Flowers in the Philippines | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6680288_different-kinds-flowers-philippines.html#ixzz1syrzPmLx

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