The Scarlet Flowers of Cordia sebestena

The Scarlet Flowers of Cordia sebestena
The Scarlet Flowers of Cordia sebestena
Do you remember Cordia Sebestena or Scarlet Cordia flowers were posted in The Arts & Me  a few months ago here? Found this reddish orange neon coloured flowers at Aditi Gardens, Magarpatta, Pune.

Corida Sebestena or Scarlet Cordia

Botanical name: Cordia sebestena     
Family: Boraginacea
Common name: Scarlet Cordia, Orange Geiger Tree, Sebesten plum, Geiger Tree 
Hindi: Lal Lasora, Bohari 
Kannada: Challekendala 
Tamil: Aechinaruvihli 
Telugu: Virigi 
Bengali: Kamla buhal, Raktarag
     

      Cordia Sebestena Some facts

Cordia Sebestena is native to the northern coast of South America. This plant grows in the tropical and subtropical regions.
Scarlet Cordia is a small tree that bears clusters of tubular bright reddish orange flowers of medium size.
Its large oval shaped leaves are dark green in colour when mature. Leaves are rough and hairy that feel like sandpaper. 
Small pear shaped fruits are edible. Wow! I have to taste it sometimes 🙂 I don’t know if I would have to taste them at the cost of scoldings from the security guards 😛 Some bachpana is to be enjoyed at the least now 😉
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A nature lover and dreamer who expresses herself as an artist, fashion designer and blogger. Persued B.Sc fashion design at Karavali College (Mangaluru University 2003 - 2006) with first rank. Former lecturer for fashion designing at Gloria College, Puttur for five years (2006-2011). Blogger since 2013.

11 Comments

  1. Amazing!! beautifully captured. This flower looks somewhat like Hibiscus. Glad you mentioned the name 🙂

  2. They look pretty 😀 and aditi gardens hehe I like 🙂

  3. Beautiful click! A very informative post ma'am 🙂

  4. Pretty flowers and an informative post.
    Thank you Sindhu..

  5. Its a beautiful click Sindhu ! I love how vivid the neon orange looks . Childhood revisited 🙂

  6. It's great that you identified the flower, Sindhu! Your knowledge is good 🙂

  7. Thanks for your compliments my friends 🙂 Keep smiling and keep visiting TAAM 🙂

  8. Beautiful…wow you gave the name of the flowers in different languages – this is simply great!

  9. Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo.

  10. Thank you Rajeshji 🙂 Your kind words always encourages me!

  11. Thank you Sir! I am glad you like it 🙂

Your words make my day!