Pandanus Pygmaeus

Origin: not available
Classified botanically among the Pandanaceae family, this dwarf sized Pandanus species can grow to only about 50 cm, with attractive long narrow leaves brilliantly striped with bright yellow.
Found at: Golfer’s Lounge and Greens 1 Function Room

Zephyranthes Grandiflora

A pretty “Zephyr–lily” or also known as the “Flower of the wind”. It has flat, linear basal leaves and large, deep rose pink, funnel form flowers. These flowers are 10 cm across, at the end of the hollow stalk. They bloom through spring and summer.

Location: Entrance area – Tropicana Signature Arch

Ixora Super King Red

This is rather a large tropical flowering shrub that freely branches because it is a prolific bloomer. It has oblong lanceolate deep green leaves that measure to 30 cm long and they are slender–pointed. The flowers are 2 cm in measurements and are rosy–red that tend to become tinged crimson, in large striking clusters with age.
Location: Hole number 6 – East 1

Quisqualis Indica (Rangoon Creepers)

This creeper originates from Burma to the Philippines and is widely
known as the “Rangoon Creeper”. It is a tropical clambering shrub
with liana like, vining, woody stems. Its texture is rather soft and is light green in colour. It has pubescent leaves and beautiful, drooping fragrant flowers. When the flowers are in a bud, they are white, however they open to pink and crimson-red with beautiful fragrant.
Location: Hole number 7 - East 1

Clerodendrum Xspeciosum

This is a shrubby plant of semi–erect habit with scandent branches. It has dark green glossy leaves and terminal clusters of fl owers that have a pinkish calyx and deep crimson corolla shaded violet. It blooms in summer.
Location: Hole number 6 – East 1

Turnera Ulmifolia

Also known as the “Sage rose” or “West Indian holly”, this pretty, herbaceous shrub with narrow-elliptic leaves boasts unique, pale yellow flowers that bloom from March to November.

Saraca Indica

A burst of yellow flowers grabs your attention as this forest tree from the Leguminosae family showcases a dense, pyramidal shape with narrow, shinning leaflets that can grow up to 20cm in length.

Cassia Fistula

Arguably the most beautiful of the Cassia plants, this is also known as the “Golden Shower Tree” or the “Indian Laburnum” and is native to South Asia. Delicate, pointed leaflets complement the masses of bright, gold flower clusters on this medium to large tree.

Bauhinia Kockiana

A climber plant, the Bauhinia Kockiana produces frequent cluster blooms that vary from orange to yellow in colour, bringing a spark of brightness to even the most pedestrian lamppost or tree it scales.

Mussaenda Erythrophylla

A small to large shrub originating from West Africa, this plant has medium-sized oval leaves and small but velvety, bright red sepals that resembles that of a Poinsettia.

Plumeria (Frangipani)

The Plumeria is a common species in all tropical countries although it originated in South Mexico and the West Indies. The varieties of the Plumeria are many and their silky flowers can range in colour from pale pink to pale yellow.

Heliconia Psittacorum Rhizomatosa

This unique inflorescent plant with rose-pink bracts and red flowers is also known as “sexy prime”

Bougainvillea Glabra

A woody, climbing shrub originating from South America, the Bougainvillea is a common sight here. This bright, flowering shrub hangs gracefully be it from hedges, pots or walls, and can grow to an impressive height of up to 15 metres.