Showing posts with label Ruella simplex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ruella simplex. Show all posts

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Rruella Simplex (Desert Petunia)






Plant/flowerAcanthaceae|Ruellia simplex,R. brittoniana, R. tweedieana, R. coerulea, R. malacosperma, R. spectabilis, Cryphiacanthus angustifolius
Common nameDesert Petunia, Mexican Petunia
LocationBacolod City
CameraFujifilm Finepix HS25EXR 30x superzoom digital camera
DateOctober, 2013
PhotographerDr. Ernesto P. Adorio
AcknowledgmentRebecca Adorio(gardener)

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Ruella Simplex (brittoniana), wild petunia


The ID is wrong. Please visit the new link Tabebuia Rosea.

I found this growing in Quezon Memorial Circle, and the other even nearer, in Philcoa! Googling for best matching image result in Mexican Petunia dwarf ruella brittonia katie, but this one is a small tree, higher than 6 feet, not a ground cover!






This plant have become an invasive species in Florida.


Plant/flower Lamiales/Acanthaceae/Ruellia Simplex (brittoniana "pink")
Common Names Mexican petunia, Common ruellia, Wild petunia
Location Quezon Memorial Circle and Philcoa, Diliman
Camera Samsung WB150F
Photographer Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Albums Facebook 1, Facebook 2
Reference Wikipedia