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Fire-cracker Vine
Habit¡GPerennial Vine
Flowering Period¡GJanuary to June
Localities¡GCommonly cultivated in Hong Kong, Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian, Taiwan, Yunnan.
¡@During the Chinese New Year, real fire-cracker is forbidden in Hong Kong, but clusters of Fire-cracker Vine can be found in the countryside, rural areas and gardens, reminding us the New Year afresh.
¡@ Fire-cracker Vine is an exotic climbing vine, with a three-branched tendril. Opposite leaves have 2 to 3 oval leaflets. Orange-red flowers are in tube-shape, with 5 corolla lobes at the margin, just like fire-crackers. ¡@¡½¸ê®Æ¡Gº®Å@¸p
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