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Gloriosa Superba or Climbing Lily is a climber with spectacular red and yellow flowers

Detail of red blossom flower of ginger in a tropical garden at residential building

Close up view of flowering Thunbergia mysorensis vine

Nerine bowdenii, also known as Guernsey lily, Cornish lily and Bowden lily, is a species of flowering plant in the family of Amaryllidaceae. It is an herbaceous bulbous perennial, growing to 45 cm tall, with strap-shaped leaves and large umbels of lily-like flowers in late summer and autumn.

Flame lily, Fire lily, Gloriosa superba flower isolated on white background, with clipping path

Ornamental ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum), also called yellow butterfly ginger, Alpinia, Etlingera or Kahili ginger.

Fresh Flame lily, Glory lily or Climbing lily bud in the garden, Is a Thai herb with properties Underground head and seeds cure joint pain and killing certain cancer cells.

Leopard Lily, Lilium pardalinum, growing in a spring area of the Pepperwood Preserve in Santa Rosa, California. Mayacamas Mountains.

Yellow Bromelia with lush shiny green leaves, Amazonian garden, Brazil

Close up of crocosmia x crocosmiiflora flowers in bloom

Close up of a Lucifer Crocosmia flower growing in a Cape Cod garden

Pictured Gloriosa in a black background.

'Flame Lily' Gloriosa Rothschildiana in London, England

Yellow Lycoris traubii in the summer garden

$Lilium lancifolium or lilium tigrinum, commonly called tiger lily, is a species of lily, native to East Asia including Japan and China. It is in bloom from mid to late summer (July to September). It bears bright and showy, orange-colored flowers covered with black or deep crimson spots, giving the appearance of the skin of tiger, hence its common name.\nEach flower consists of 6 strongly curved tepals, forming a funnel form corolla that is turned inside out, 6 strongly exerted stamens, a strongly exerted style with a tripartite stigma, and an ovary. \nThe style and filaments of the stamens are whitish orange and filiform. The anthers are long, narrow, and dark-colored; their pollen is rust-colored.$

The Tiger Lily or Lilium lancifolium in the early morning sun. It bears large fiery orange flowers covered by spots. The name tiger refers to the spots on the petals. It is an Asian species of lily.

A selective focus shot of an Epidendrum ibaguense flower in a garden

Lilium lancifolium is an Asian species of lily, native to China, Japan, Korea, and the Russian Far East.

$Lilium lancifolium, commonly called “tiger lily”, is a species of lily, native to East Asia including Japan and China. It is in flower from mid to late summer (July to September). It bears bright and showy, orange-colored flowers covered with black or deep crimson spots, giving the appearance of the skin of tiger, hence its common name.\nEach flower consists of 6 strongly curved tepals, forming a funnel form corolla that is turned inside out, 6 strongly exerted stamens, a strongly exerted style with a tripartite stigma, and an ovary. \nThe style and filaments of the stamens are whitish orange and filiform. The anthers are long, narrow, and dark-colored; their pollen is rust-colored.$

Beautiful lily plant with orange flowers as background, closeup

A crimson flame lily with yellow highlights set on a blurred-out green background. This is the national flower of Zimbabwe. This was a significant symbol of nationalism and pride of Rhodesia and Southern Rhodesia.

Bright orange-red flower heads set against a background of green foliage.

Macro shot of Pyrostegia venusta flower in the nature.

Close-up image of Canadian Columbine flowers blooming in a garden on a bright Spring afternoon.

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