September
Blooming in September
The following is a partial list of flowering or fruiting plants located in Fairchild. Plants are grouped by area and listed alphabetically by scientific name, and include a common name when available and the location by plot number. You may refer to the plot map at the bottom of this page. Plot maps are also located at the Visitor Center at the entrance to Fairchild.
Arboretum

Botanical Name:
Cassia roxburghii
Common Name:
Ceylon Senna
Plots:
34

Botanical Name:
Couroupita guianensis
Common Name:
Cannonball Tree
Plots:
45, 137

Botanical Name:
Gmelina philippensis
Common Name:
Parrot’s Beak
Plots:
51

Botanical Name:
Plumeria ‘Singapore Dwarf Pink’
Plots:
33

Botanical Name:
Portlandia platantha
Plots:
19A, 24, 50, 146
Lin Lougheed Spiny Forest of Madagascar – Plot 31

Botanical Name:
Aloe ‘Rooikappie’

Botanical Name:
Bauhinia monandra
Common Name:
Napoleon’s Plume

Botanical Name:
Euphorbia milii ×
Common Name:
Crown of Thorns
Botanical Name:
Pachypodium lamerei

Botanical Name:
Uncarina grandidieri
Common Name:
Mouse Trap Tree
Lisa D. Anness Butterfly Garden – Plot 19b
Botanical Name:
Calliandra haematocephala ‘Nana’
Common Name:
Dwarf Red Powder Puff

Botanical Name:
Hibiscus schizopetalus
Common Name:
Fringed Hibiscus

Botanical Name:
Jatropha pauciflora subsp. haitensis

Botanical Name:
Melochia tomentosa
Common Name:
Pyramid Bush

Botanical Name:
Senna polyphylla
Common Name:
Desert Cassia
Tropical Plant Conservatory and Rare Plant House

Botanical Name:
Costus acreanus

Botanical Name:
Dichorisandra penduliflora
Common Name:
Weeping Blue Ginger

Botanical Name:
Etlingera hemisphaerica
Common Name:
Black Torch Ginger

Botanical Name:
Rhododendron ‘Simbu Sunset’

Botanical Name:
Rhododendron ‘Wild Child’
Vine Pergola – Plot 4

Botanical Name:
Allamanda ‘Old Gold’

Botanical Name:
Bauhinia bidentata
Common Name:
Pride of Selangor

Botanical Name:
Schlegelia parasitica

Botanical Name:
Thunbergia grandiflora
Common Name:
Bengal Creeper

Botanical Name:
× Ruttyruspolia ‘Phyllis Van Heerden’