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An orange Thunbergia alata flower under sunlight with a black throat and white hairs at the opening of the flower throat
Thunbergia alata (Black-Eyed Susan )

A vine originating from Eastern Africa, has become a global presence. It is celebrated for its prolific flowering from mid-summer to the first frost and even year-round in frost-free zones. It has several cultivars featuring a variety of flower colors. It has become invasive in parts of the Caribbean, Pacific islands, and the Americas above 6.000 feet for example around Quito Ecuador. A common ornamental vine in Bogotá, Colombia. Photographed in the western Andes mountain range of Colombia (Cordillera Occidental).

Thunbergia alata vines with orange flowers climbing up trees
A dense cluster of yellow Thunbergia alata flowers with black centers growing among heart-shaped green leaves
Two white Thunbergia alata flowers with black throats
Two peach-colored Thunbergia alata flowers with dark centers in bright sunlight against green foliage
An orange Thunbergia alata flower with a dark purple throat
An orange Thunbergia alata flower in dabbled sunlight
Four orange Thunbergia alata flowers with dark throats
Two orange Thunbergia alata Flowers
A large arch-shaped garden trellis completely covered in yellow Thunbergia alata flowers, forming a tunnel over a pathway
A large section of a hillside covered in flowering Thunbergia alata vines
Thunbergia alata yellow flower with a dark center

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