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Flowers

See also: Hibiscus and Orchids


Mireya Picar
"Manchitas de Flor"

Ginger, Mariposario Las Limas
Maria Ximena Hernandez

Paul Olivelli
"Gardenia"

Betty Starace
"Beauty"


Guillermo Camacho
"Mesa Redonda"

Fernando L. Pacheco
"Miramelinda"

Santiago Sanchez
"Ansonia Silvestre"

Dieter Ulrich
"Cruz de Malta"


Eduardo Camacho
"La Flor de la Trinitaria"

Maria Ximena Hernandez
"Heliconias, Mariposario Las Limas"

Tarrah Carpenter
"White Plumeria"

Diana Kunath
"Rainy Flower"


José J. Rodríguez
"Calla"

José J. Rodríguez
"Trinitarias"

Fernando L. Pacheco
"Manzanilla Amarilla"

Dieter Ulrich
"Canario"

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