Apricot coloured flower of Oleander (Cascabela Thevetia) on a tree.
Apricot colored oleander (Cascabela thevetia), belonging to the family Apocynaceae, is an evergreen tropical shrub or small tree. This poisonous plant is cultivated widely as an ornamental plant. It is also called lucky nut in the West Indies. Leaves are linear, and glossy green, covered in waxy coating to reduce water loss (typical of oleanders). Flowers are long funnel-shaped. Colors include yellow, less commonly apricot, sometimes white.
View Full Image on Dreamstime
Keywords:
cascabelathevetiaperuvianayellowoleanderdogbanefamilyapocynaceaeluckynutpoisonoustoxicplantflowersbloomlongfunnel-shapedfragrantapricotwhiteclustersripefruitdeepred-blackencasinglargeseedchineseornamentalevergreentreeshrubtropicalsmallleaveswillow-likelinearlanceolateglossygreencolourwaxycoatingreducewaterlossstemmexicocentralamericacultivatedgardenparks
Username: Sshukla2022
Editorial: No
Width: 3888 pixels
Height: 2592 pixels
Downloads: 0
Image ID: 338640767