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Flame Of The Woods

Ixora Coccinea

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Overview

Ixora coccinea, commonly known as Flame of the Woods, is an evergreen shrub identified by its striking cluster of red flowers. It thrives in full sun, preferring well-draining, acidic soil. With a mature size of up to 6 feet tall and 5 feet wide, it's ideal for hedges or as a focal plant. Requires regular watering and periodic feeding for optimal blooming. Hardy in USDA zones 9-11.

Sun HalfWater MediumZones 9–11
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — commonly known as Flame of the Woods

Culture

Sun
Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Mature height
4–6 Ft.
Mature width
4–6 Ft.

Classification

Family
Rubiaceae

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Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — shrub for half
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — shrub with red blooms
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — it can surge up to 12 feet.<br><br>Regular pruning can maintain desired shapes and sizes; is a vibrant evergreen shrub
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — It's cherished for its profusion of fiery red; it can surge up to 12 feet.<br><br>Regular pruning can maintain desired
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — Flame of the Woods requires well-drained, moderately fertile soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH; red flowers in
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — Regular watering is necessary, but the roots should not sit in water to prevent root rot; requires regular watering and
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — but in perfect growing conditions; shrub for half
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — making Ixora coccinea well-suited for hedges or as a standout specimen plant; but in perfect growing conditions
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — each flower cluster can reach a width of 2 to 5 inches and consists of tiny, image 29
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — or yellow flower clusters which bloom throughout the year but are most abundant from late spring to early fall; it
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — It typically reaches a height and spread of 4 to 6 feet; regular watering is necessary, but the roots should not sit in
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — Requires regular watering and periodic feeding for optimal blooming; it typically reaches a height and spread, image 43
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — red flowers in the garden; is an evergreen shrub identified by its striking cluster of red flowers
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — shrub with red blooms; or yellow flower clusters which bloom throughout the year but are most abundant from late spring
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — shrub for half; making Ixora coccinea well-suited for hedges or as a standout specimen plant
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — commonly known as Flame of the Woods; with a mature size of up to 6 feet tall and 5 feet wide, it's ideal for, image 39
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — is an evergreen shrub identified by its striking cluster of red flowers; flame of the Woods requires, image 40
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — It thrives in full sun, preferring well-draining, acidic soil; shrub with red blooms, image 41
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — With a mature size of up to 6 feet tall and 5 feet wide, it's ideal for hedges or as a focal plant; commonly, image 42
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — commonly referred to as Flame of the Woods or Jungle Geranium; commonly known as Flame of the Woods, image 44
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — Regular watering is necessary, but the roots should not sit in water to prevent root rot; requires regular, image 50
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — is a vibrant evergreen shrub that adds a tropical flare to the landscape; it's cherished for its profusion of, image 45
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — It's cherished for its profusion of fiery red; it can surge up to 12 feet.<br><br>Regular pruning can, image 46
Flame Of The Woods (Ixora Coccinea) — or yellow flower clusters which bloom throughout the year but are most abundant from late spring to early, image 47

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