Red color Ixora coccinea flowers and flower buds

Ixora coccinea (Flame of the Woods)


Native to the tropical regions of India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia, the Flame of the Woods has garnered admiration among garden enthusiasts, especially in South Florida​ and is maybe the most popular shrub in the north coast of Colombia. The shrub, thrives in hot, humid climates, preferring full sun. Most garden keep the shrub short but it can grow above about 10 feet. It is the national flower of Suriname. and Florida. Photographed in Colombia.

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A cluster of pink Ixora coccinea flowers
A large cluster of red Ixora casei flowers
A cluster of orange Ixora coccinea flowers
A cluster of white Ixora coccinea flowers with pink on the petal borders
Clusters of red-pink Ixora coccinea flowers
A cluster of red Ixora coccinea flowers in sunlight
A cluster of light orange Ixora coccinea flowers
A cluster of cream-color Ixora coccinea flowers
Clusters of pink Ixora coccinea flowers
A cluster of cream-white Ixora coccinea flowers in sunlight
Clusters of red Ixora chinensis flowers
A cluster of yellow Ixora coccinea flowers
Compact group of Ixora coccinea flowers displaying a bold mix of red and orange hues with a radial petal arrangement
Single white Ixora coccinea flower with a four-lobed corolla and delicate pink edging emerging from a cluster of reddish buds
Dome-shaped cluster of slender pink Ixora coccinea flowers with narrow petals radiating symmetrically over light green foliage
Rounded cluster of white Ixora coccinea flowers with thin tubular bases and pointed petals, surrounded by unopened pinkish buds
Cluster of vivid orange and yellow bicolor Ixora coccinea flowers with flat, four-lobed petals arranged in a tight dome over glossy dark green leaves
Ixora coccinea bush with orangeflowers
Dense ornamental shrub of Ixora coccinea with clusters of reddish-pink flowers blooming above glossy dark green foliage beside a building
Dense cluster of red Ixora coccinea flowers known as jungle flame
Dense cluster of orange-red Ixora coccinea flowers with four pointed petals above glossy green leaves

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