By Sheetal Kumari | May 09, 2025
Parrot’s Beak is a stunning flower that resembles a tropical bird’s beak. Its bright petals make it a visual delight in any garden.
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Scientifically known as Lotus berthelotii, this plant belongs to the pea family. It is native to the Canary Islands and thrives in warm climates.
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The flower’s curved petals look like a parrot’s beak. Its fiery red, orange, and yellow hues make it a striking addition to landscapes.
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Parrot’s Beak grows best in full sunlight with well-drained soil. It is a low-maintenance plant, perfect for gardens, hanging baskets, and borders.
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This plant prefers warm temperatures and cannot withstand frost. In colder regions, it is grown as an annual or kept indoors during winter.
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Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are attracted to Parrot’s Beak. Its nectar-rich flowers help support pollinators and enhance biodiversity.
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Parrot’s Beak is drought-tolerant and thrives with minimal watering. Overwatering can harm its roots, so well-drained soil is essential.
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It can be propagated through seeds or cuttings. The plant spreads beautifully, creating a cascading effect in gardens and pots.
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Besides its beauty, it holds ecological significance. Some conservation efforts aim to protect its wild populations from habitat loss.
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Parrot’s Beak is a nature-inspired wonder. Its exotic appearance and easy care make it a favourite among gardening enthusiasts worldwide.
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