Step Into a Blooming Jungle

Banana Flowers

Even though banana trees are mostly known for their edible fruit they also have lovely delicate flowers that bloom in spring or summer. These trees are native to parts of Asia and Australia. They produce large flower pikes of purplish-red bracts to protect the flowers.

Bat Flowers

Bat flowers are among the rarest flowers in the world. These tropical flowers are native to Southeastern Asia. They have large heads with slender black tendrils.

Birds of Paradise (Pictured above)

Birds of Paradise are unusual and lovely flowers ntvie to South Africa. They have fan-shaped crowns with large, oblong leaves. The blooms consists of three purple or white petals and three orange sepals. The flowers resemble a bird of paradise.

Chameleon Flowers

Keep an eye out for chameleon flowers in the jungles of Papua New Guinea. Their petals change color with environmental stimuli to confuse herbivores. Once you see them you will probably see them again in a different hue blending in with the tapestry of their habitat.

Eclipse Lilies

Deep in the Amazon rainforest eclipse lilies thrive with their dark petals absorbing minimal light so they can flourish where hardly any sunlight penetrates.With their unique black hue they absorb light and are energy efficient and thrive in the dark.

Flame Lilies

Flame lilies are jungle flowers form the autumn=crocus family. They are native to parts of Africa, Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. These are beautiful exotic flowers with lance-shaped leaves with tendrils at the tips, They have six red and yellow reflexed tepals resembling flames.

Ghostly Vines

Ghostly vines are specters of the jungle found in the Congo Basin. These vines wrap around tree trunks with style and grace. They have translucent leaves which seem to vanish beneath the moonlight. Blending in with their surroundings the locals believe the vines harbor the spirits of ancestors, offering to protect the surrounding jungle.

Hot Lips Plants

Hot lips plants are also known a girlfriend's kiss. They are vibrant jungle flowers from the coffee family. These plants are native to the tropical rainforests in Central and South America. They have glossy red bracts resembling human lips.

Invisible Moss

In Southeast Asia you can encounter invisible moss. They camouflage expertly on the jungle floor in the dense rainforests. They evade herbivores by mimicking the texture and color of their surroundings. So when walking through the jungle see if you can spot invisible moss not to tread on them.

Luminous Orchids

Deep in the jungles of Borneo you'll be captivated by luminous orchids which give off an eerie glow. They attract nocturnal pollinators to ensure their survival. The plants have delicate petals that emit an ethereal light making for all who see them an enchanting sight. These orchids are regarded as symbols of hope and guidance.

Rafflesia Flowers

Rafflesia flowers are the largest individual flowers in the world. They are native to parts of Southeast Asia like Borneo and Sumatra. These flowers give off a strong carrion-like scent to attract flies. They are parasite that feed off of nearby vines. The large, heavy flowers are bright red and have pale spots on the petals.

Serpent's Roots

Serpent's roots wind their way through the Amazon. These vines look like coiled snake and blend into the jungle floor. They deter herbivores due to their resemblance to serpents. Myths refer to them a jungle guardians that protect the secrets of the jungle.

Singing Pitcher Plants

In the very heart of Madagascar you can enjoy the performance of singing pitcher plants. These carnivorous plants make harmonic sound which are amplifaied by their hollow structure to attract prey. They create a symphony of natural sounds and have become a favorite subject of folklore.

Whispering Ferns

Deep in the Amazon rainforest you'll find mysterious whispering ferns. Their leaves give out a soft, audible whisper which is thought to deter predators. According to legend, the whispers are the voices of ancient spirits that guide the lost. The plant has robust green foliage and thrives in the humid, shadowy undergrowth.