Friday, July 20, 2012

Cordyline terminalis/fruticosa, baston de san jose., tungkod-pare



A favorite of landscape architects in the Philippines, this plant has nice pinkish reddish-brown leaves. Most of the photos here were shot in an early morning, we should have shot them in mid-morning to mid-afternoon when the sun is out to highlight their contrasting colors!


Here is a close up of flowers of the bastons:



Note: the name cordyline terminalis replaces the old name cordyline furticosa.


Plant Cordyline fruticosa
Common namestungkod pare, baston de san jose, ti-tree
Camera Nikon D5100
PhotographerDr. Ernesto P. Adorio(plants),Gerrica Gasapo(flowers)
Referencestuart xchange, Wikipedia (ti-plant)
Album Facebook(EP Adorio)

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