Please help me ID this plant...

vzz1924

14 years ago

What is the flower in the picture below?

http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/4861/nightqueenflower.jpg

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My guess it is Cestrum nocturnum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Cestrum nocturnum

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rayandgwenn
14 years ago
No, not cestrum nocturum.
I would say it may be Ixora odorata or another type of Ixora.
trini1trini
14 years ago
It looks like ixora finlaysoniana. If it is, it should be wonderfully fragrant.
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gusolie
14 years ago
I second trini's ID.
tropicalzone7
14 years ago
Its definately a type of ixora

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