Pavonia intermedia

Flower name
Pavonia intermedia
Scientific name
Pavonia intermedia
AliasPavonia intermedia, パボニア, ケルメシナ
Place of origingardening variety, originated in Brazil
Place of floweringGarden, Greenhouse, Overseas
Flowering seasonJuly, August, September

What is Pavonia intermedia

Pavonia intermedia (Scientific name: Pavonia intermedia) is a gardening variety of the evergreen shrub "Pavonia" of the family Malvaceae originated in Brazil. It is regarded as an interspecific cross between Pavonia · Hastata (P. hastata) and Pavonia · Mulchlora (P. multiflora). The leaves are shiny green and lanceolate, and the leaves are saw tooth. It looks like red flowers with ten red bracts (sub-seeds). There is a deep purple calyx in the bract, and there are petals of the same color in it. In the petal, there is a red purple long flower pillar surrounded by a stagger cylinder and it protrudes from the petal.
Kermesina (Kermesiana, Pavonia · Intel Media · Kermessina, scientific name: Pavonia intermedia "Kermesiana") is a variant of Pavonia · Intel Medi's dwarfism.

Common name: Pavonia intermedia, Scientific name: Pavonia intermedia, aka: Pavonia, Kermesiana, Place of Origin: Brazil, Plant Length: 100 to 200 cm, Leaf Color: Green, Leaf Quality: Shiny Cortex, Shape of Leaf: Lanoliform Shape, Leaf Margin: Small Serrated Tooth, Contiguous, Inflorescence Form: Conical Inflorescence, Flower Diameter: 4 cm, flowering period: July to September (in the greenhouse, anniversary), bract color (subsexcene): red, calyx: dark purple, petal color: dark purple, styrous cylinder color: dark purple, flower pillar color: red purple .