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| Flores do Brasil Brazilian Flower Identification
Brazil is the perfect climate to grow a huge range of flowering plants. You can find wildflowers almost everywhere you go (Outside the big cities). Many types of flower found in Brazil aren't found naturally anywhere else. Because of the tropical environment, Brazilian flowers bloom all year long.  Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Flores Hibisco These beautiful flowers are everywhere in Floripa.  Hibiscus Flower A closeup of the pistil and stamen of the hibiscus flower.  I love these opportunistic little vines.  A little vine taking advantage of the tree.  Furry Red Flower  Little yellow and red wildflowers  Flores Madressilva Light yellow wildflowers  Brugmansia Brazilian Angels Trumpet Flowers  Brugmansia Angel's Trumpet Flower Not to be confused with Dama da Noite  Strange fruit on a hot pink flower.  Three way symetry. White and black wildflower  Interesting flowers everywhere  New seeds ready for the birds to take to new places.  The exotic Dormideira flower  Dormideira After dark, if you touch this plant, the leaves fold up. Dormideira Folding Plant  The bloody Bromélia plant Neoregelia Praia do Matadeiro  Beautiful purple wildflowers  Blue Primrose Mosquito on a blue wildflower  Geranium Orange wildflowers  Orange wildflowers glistening in the morning dew,  Neomarica Gracilis, Walking Iris, Apostle Plant. White and Blue Brazilian Lily or Orchid Tropicals Tender Perennials  This looks like Red Salvia  I have no idea what this is. Probably a flower, or a bunch of seeds.  Strange primative plants.  Beautiful flowers everywhere. Looks like a red feather. This could be a Bromélia Flower Or it might be a type of Red Ginger  Orelho de Madeira (Wood Ears), Some stange mushrooms growing out of the logs.  Looks like knives with bloody tips. Maybe a type of Neoregelia  Tears of a Flower A red wildflower cries in the morning.  Heliconia Flower There are many types of this species including Bico do Papagaio (Parrot Beaks), Bananeira de Jardim (Garden Bananery), Bico de Guará (Guara Beak), Falsa Ave do Paraíso (False Bird of Paradise) and Paquevira to name few. This exotic wildflower can be found throughout the tropics. These plants can grow 30 feet high  Purple poppy wildflowers  These flowers are edible, and are filled with vitamin C.  Giant Amaryllis Giant red flower This flower could wrap around a basketball, it was huge.  I think this is a Gerbera Flower Looks like a sun with light purple rays coming out of it.  An Purple-pink Brazilian Orchid
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