We may have just started the new year, but it's a good time to start planning garden flower beds, baskets, property frontages and lounge flower displays. And where flower displays are concerned then there isn't much out there that can beat the Bird of Paradise plant (Stelitzia reginae) in producing one of the most uniquely beautiful vibrantly coloured flowers of any plant that literally resemble flying birds.

Here in our comprehensive video that spans more than 3 years, Anika shows how it's literally child's play to get a Bird of Paradise plant to flower, of what you need to do when and how to look after bird of paradise plants during winter months and what to look out for in the emerging flowers and of course how best to encourage the plants to flower. all of this was done in the UK! ALL Without resorting to any expensive artificial lighting or fertiliser.

https://youtu.be/q4v73b1FSe4

So do watch the our video if your either thinking of starting your own Bird of Paradise plant this year, or if you have so far failed to get one to flower, that apparently can be difficult to do in colder climates but not once you have watched our successful outcome.

Some stills from the video in our bird of paradise plants journey towards flower hood.

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By Anika Walayat

http://www.KidsGardening.info

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