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I have not seen these creepers (below) before till I visited the Rose Centre at Cameron Highlands. These three creepers - Jade Vine, Lady Slipper and Passionflower - were creeping all over at certain parts of the garden.
You can even touch it to get a feel of the flowers if you want!
This blue butterfly Jade Vine actually sent a little shiver down my spine due to its greenish blue colour. I like blue flowers but I found this one a little creepy. Morever, they were hanging down above me.
The botanic name of this plant is Strongylodon Macrobotrys and it is native to the tropical forest of the Philippines.
Fortunately this Lady Slipper vine, botanically named Thunbergia Mysorensis and native to India, has nice contrasting colours of yellow and brown.
You can even touch it to get a feel of the flowers if you want!
This blue butterfly Jade Vine actually sent a little shiver down my spine due to its greenish blue colour. I like blue flowers but I found this one a little creepy. Morever, they were hanging down above me.
The botanic name of this plant is Strongylodon Macrobotrys and it is native to the tropical forest of the Philippines.
Fortunately this Lady Slipper vine, botanically named Thunbergia Mysorensis and native to India, has nice contrasting colours of yellow and brown.
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