The Huntington Botanical Gardens
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  Species: Dombeya 'Seminole' Family: Sterculiaceae Region of Origin: Africa Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Pink flowers |
  Species: Alberta magna Common name: Natal Flame Bush Family: Rubiaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Red flowers. Bark is used in traditional medicine but the wood is almost useless, as it breaks readily. The Dutch name for it is "Breakout." |
  Species: Cestrum elegans Family: Solanaceae Region of Origin: Mexico Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Rose-red tubular flowers |
  Species: Justicia brandegeana Common name: Shrimp Plant Family: Acanthaceae Region of Origin: Mexico Location in Garden: Subtropical Slope Notes: Dark red flowers |
  Species: Correa pulchella 'Salmon' Common name: Australian Fuchsia Family: Rutaceae Region of Origin: Australia Location in Garden: Australian Garden, by Calistemon viminalis Notes: Pink flowers |
  Species: Eremophila maculata Common name: Valentine Emu Bush Family: Myoporaceae Location in Garden: Australian Garden Notes: Rose-red flowers. Low-growing plant. |
  Species: Grevillea thelemanniana 'Gilt Dragon' Common name: Hummingbird Bush, Spider-Net Grevillea Family: Proteaceae Location in Garden: Australian Garden Notes: Silver-red foliage. Very low-growing. |
 
Species: Camellia sasanqua 'Himekoki' Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden, outside lion dogs Notes: Pink, small, rose form. Dwarf form of sasanqua. |
  Species: Callicarpa dichotoma forma alba Common name: Beautyberry Family: Verbenaceae Region of Origin: China, Japan Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: White berries. Others nearby have lavender and purple berries. |
  Species: Eurya osimensis var. kanehirae Family: Theaceae Location in Garden: Japanese Garden Notes: Malodorus flowers. It is part of the design of the garden to have the ying and the yang--both sweet-smelling and bad-smelling. |
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