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Ruellia macrantha This Brazilian species' name refers to its large deep pink flowers that are in full bloom during Christmas. But they have long flowering period autumn to winter. It reaches 1.8m in height.

Location: Queensland, Australia.
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Ruellia macrantha - 'Christmas pride'

Author Tatiana Gerus from Brisbane, Australia

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