Aphelandra aurantiaca

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Aphelandra aurantiaca
Orange Aphelandra

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DERIVATION

Aphelandra	- From the Greek apheles (simple) and andra, (male); referring to the one-celled anther of the flower; also sleek anther
aurantiaca	- from Hawran, SW Syria (the Roman province of Auranitis

FAMILY

HABIT

Herbaceous

RANGE

Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica

LEAF TYPE

Evergreen

FLOWERS

Yellow;orange;red

HARDINESS

USDA Zone 11 (Coldest zone where hardy)

SUN REQUIREMENTS

Partial sun | Shade

COMMON NAME(S)

Orange Aphelandra

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	FLOWERING: When Aphelandra aurantiaca has been observed flowering at Denver Botanic Gardens

2007
2006
2004

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