<Image of Hibiscus Giffardianus or Hau Kuahiwi, showing 2 of the unique Hibiscus flower's bulbs as if leaning against each other.>

Top two images are of the fabled Hau Kuahiwi, known as Hibiscus Giffardianus amongst Botanists...
Photographed on one of the last remaining native Hau Kuahiwi trees on the Big Island of Hawaii.
The flower at the bottom left seems to be some kind of Philodendron, somewhat in between a Philodendron rubens or X evansii, though recently I have been informed that it might actually depict
a Philodendron eichleri of which I could not find a single image on the web (for confirmation)...
A fine art print of the image is available as Flora's Fancy in my online showcase.
Bottom right picture is of a Torch Ginger flower.
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<Hard to define version of a Philodendron flower/plant. Most likely a Philodendron eichleri, somewhat between a Philodendron rubens and/or X evansii, X standing for hybrid. Here the collar or spathe of the petal which envelopes the Arum-like, except not quite as large, stigma (spatex) is of beautiful shades of red, inside and out, while the stigma is inbetween ivory and yellow with a tinge of red at the bottom. The plant's leaves are of a saturated green.> <Image of a deep red Torch Ginger flower with all the white contrast lines, based on a background of large leaves in shades of green.>