1. Golden Trumpet
The first of the 365 days flowers is the golden trumpet, which got its name due to the shape of its flowers. This stunning flower is also used to reduce swelling and kill bacteria, which makes it a handy bloom.
2. Kalanchoe
This adorable little plant with even tinier petals is what makes everyone's hearts melt. The Kalanchoe is one of those flowers in Singapore that bloom in different colours, thus adding a vibrant hue to the surroundings.
3. Ixora
One of the most insta-worthy flowers in Singapore is the Ixora. With innumerable hues, ranging from pink, white, yellow and red, the Ixora will brighten your day all year long.
4. Rose
It is time to say hello to the queen of flowers in Singapore and the rest of the world- Rose. Apart from being the most popular choice for a beautiful bouquet of flowers during anniversaries and Valentine’s Day, the rose will ride out its beauty during the scorching heats and humid temperatures.
5. Snapdragons
Next up on the 365 days, flowers are Snapdragons. While they look gorgeous from afar, upon coming close, you’ll notice the shape of the flowers- dragons. They really are one of the most extraordinary blooms.
6. Lantana
Lantana, also known as Sage, is a type of flower that blooms in different pairs of colours. They come in yellow-white, pink-orange and red-orange. So, with lantanas, you never really know which hue they’ll bless you with. Oh! They also smell!
7. Peacock Flower
If this is called a Peacock flower, it has to look like one. While it does not produce shades of blue and green, it does sprout in deep red, orange, and yellow colours with flowers that give the shape of a peacock.
8. Milii
If flowers in Singapore had to win an award for their cuteness, the Milii would get the first prize. It is also called the Christ Plant or Christ Thron and is extremely low-maintenance.
9. Bougainvillaea
The bougainvillaea is undeniably one of the most Instagrammable flowers in Singapore that bloom for 365 days. The pretty pink, orange and white colours beautify every corner of the island, leaving tourists and locals going gaga over it.
10. Pigeon Orchid
The 10th on the list of 365 days flowers is the Pigeon Orchid. This plant flowers around nine days after a heavy rainstorm, and if anyone knows Singapore’s weather, that happens often. Thus, leaving you with pure white flowers against big green foliage.
11. Cat Claw Ivy
Another famous yellow flower in Singapore is the Cat Claw Ivy, which is not originally found in Singapore, as they were planted in the gardens a few years back. The striking yellow hue of this creeper plant is normally seen at Punggol East and Havelock Road.
12. Jasmine
Jasmine is not just a scent but a flower too. So, besides having a mesmerising fragrance, Jasmine is as white as snow with five perfectly shaped petals. Jasmine is one of the most elegant flowers in Singapore home-grown for several purposes.
13. Asian Pegionwings
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The last on the list of 365 days flowers in Singapore is the Asian Pegionwings, commonly called Aparajita. Calling it a show-stopper is an understatement because its bright hue & unique petal shape make it a flower you must add to your bucket list.
