You can visit our Strelitzia nicolai page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links. If you've been inspired take a look at the Strelitzia plants in our garden centre.
It just looks tropical.
By Stan510
18 Feb, 2016
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For February and a 81f day.
Comments on this photo
I get so focused on the plants-lol. Yeah,that doesn't scream tropical.
18 Feb, 2016
That's funny! They forgot to take down their Christmas decorations! LOL!
The Phoenix roebelenii (Pygmy date palms) look good, also.
19 Feb, 2016
Inland no more than 10-15 minutes past Fremont into Niles,the Pygmies are fried brown. Just an amazing contrast of microclimate. inland,no GBOP at all. Even Avocado's were frosted brown in 26f cold
Here? no signs of frost I can see.
20 Feb, 2016
I know there's some growing in the Central Valley of California, in protected areas. Some lived through 1972 and the 1990 freezes. They come back very quickly after frost damage. And if the trees are cared for very well they tolerate a lot more cold.
21 Feb, 2016
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What else?
See who else is growing Strelitzia nicolai (Giant Bird of Paradise).
See who else has plants in genus Strelitzia.
The icicle lights look so out of place.
18 Feb, 2016