"What a great idea, I may have to steal it for my own tropical garden!!!"

"Rhonda, they are propagated by rhizome division here in Australia as very few Heliconias set seed here.........I don't know where you live but they are almost exclusively for the tropics and subtropics......some people in Sydney grow them very…"

"Hi Bec, I would say that it is definately Corypha utan at that size.........it will only get bigger!!!"

"Gorgeous little bloke, I have a pair that visit my shadehouse, I am hoping I can get them to nest there."

"What amazing colours!"

"Stunning"

"Lovely view to look out onto when you are working!!"

"Heliconia rostrata. 'Parrots Beak' is one common name."

"Heliconia nickeriensis"

"My guess is Corypha utan."

"This is an Ixora......possibly 'Coral Fire' or 'Prince of Orange'"

"Hi Rebecca. It definately is not a Cotton Palm. It looks to me to be possibly Corypha utan which is native to Cape York and the N.T. Where was the photo taken?"

"As I am in the southern Hemisphere my Plumerias are actively growing and flowering at present. I live just south of the Tropic of Capricorn so cold and frost is not an issue but during the humid summers here we do get rust which has to be treated."

"very nice"