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Queen of the Night

Selenicereus

Photo by joanbstanley
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33.0852, -97.0686

Field Notes

Description:

Large, beautiful flower which opens at dark and fades in the morning. This is the second round of blooms this year.
Red fruit from prior bloom.

Habitat:

Potted plant in habitat garden.

Reference Links:

Nightblooming cereus

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Texas in Bloom
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PublishedSeptember 8, 2012

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