The Orange Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) is a Rare Exotic Tropical Flowering Plant that is also known as the "Crane Flower". In Colder Areas up North in Cold Climates they can only be Grown Indoors during the Winters, but anywhere it doesn't drop below 65 F and they'll do Great Outside Year Round. Native to South Africa, the Bird of Paradise, (Strelitzia reginae), is a Tropical Evergreen Famous for its Exotic Spiky Flowers that Resemble a Crane's Beak and Head Plumage. The Plant Grows 3 to 5 Feet Tall with an Equal Spread in Dense Clumps of Attractive Waxy Banana-Like Leaves that Makes it a Lovely Ornamental Exotic Plant. A Healthy, Mature Plant can Produce Up to 36 Flowers Spikes Each Year. In Ideal Conditions, the Plants can Bloom Year-Round. It is Widely Grown, Including the Americas and Australia, Always doing Well in Warm Sunny Areas. It is a Common Plant in Southern California and is the Official Flower of the City of Los Angeles. It Makes an Outstanding Tropical Accent, Working Well in Formal Landscapes or more Casual Designs as well. This Showy Plant Should be Used as a Focal Point in the Landscape, where it can Show off it's Unusual Form and Beauty. Buy Seeds Online ,Organic Seeds ,Heirloom Seeds ,Non-GMO Seeds ,Vegetable Seeds ,Flower Seeds ,Herb Seeds ,Fruit Seeds ,Garden Seeds ,Seed Starter Kits ,Rare Seeds ,Bulk Seeds ,Indoor Gardening Seeds ,Seed Catalog ,Seed Packs for Sale ,Sustainable Seeds ,Greenhouse Seeds ,Seed Suppliers ,Planting Seeds ,Home Garden Seeds