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Lírio-tocha (Torch lily)

Kniphofia uvaria

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Notes:

One thing I want to know, Rangers: I joined the Flowers of south america mission. Is it just for flowers that are specifically south american native? Can I publish pictures of exotic plants that were introduced here?

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Torch Lily

Kniphofia uvaria

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Dan Doucette
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Comments (3)
Sergio Monteiro
Yes, Dan, and I am amazed discovering how many exotic plants are growing wild around this area.
Dan Doucette
To answer your question asergio, I think it's okay so submit any flowers you find in S. America. I see why you ask because this torch lily is native to South Africa.

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Flowers of South America
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PublishedOctober 24, 2011

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