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Fremontodendron californicum is in the Hibiscus family, Malvaceae. Commonly known as the flannel bush, this species has rough, hairy leaves that may irritate the skin. There are only 2 species in this genus, and they both are found in the Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico. Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #flannelbush #fremontodendron #plants #flowers #botany #sanfrancisco #california

Clarkia is a genus in the family Onagraceae. Most species of Clarkia are native to Western North America, with only one species being found in South America. Certain species have been cultivated as ornamentals for their vibrant, multi-colored petals. Follow for more plant facts and photos! #uf #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #plants #botany #sanfrancisco #sfbotanicalgardens

Brugmansia is in the Tomato family, Solanaceae. They are closely related to another genus, Datura, and both share the same common name of “Angels Trumpet”. Brugmansia is extremely poisonous, and can cause severe hallucinations and violent convulsions! Parts of the plant have been used by South American tribes for both divination rituals and black magic! Follow for more plant facts and photos! #growbotany #plantscience #dailyplantfacts #brugmansia #solanaceae #tomato #plants #botany #datura #angelstrumpet #wickedllants #poison #hallucinations #flowers #gardens #ucbotanicalgardens

Bougainvillea arborea is in the family Nyctaginaceae. While many other Bougainvillea species are vines, this species is commonly known as the tree Bougainvillea! The yellow flowers are subtended by beautiful purple bracts, which are modified leaves, not petals. Follow for more plant facts and photos!
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