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Clerodendrum thomsoniae or white bleeding heart vine,is a species of flowering plant of the genus Clerodendrum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red purple flowers with green leaves of tropical bleeding heart vine or bagflower Clerodendrum spp. the liana flowering vine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pink flower of bleeding heart vine, also called bleeding glory-bower in Africa Clerodendrum thomsoniae Royalty Free Stock Photo

flower bunch of bleeding heart vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clerodendron or bleeding heart vine flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Be Still My Bleeding Heart Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bleeding Heart Vine Flowers Blooming in a Pot Royalty Free Stock Photo

White flower with red tips commonly known as bleeding heart vine plant in the garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Be Still My Bleeding Heart II Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clerodendrum thomsoniae bleeding heart vine white flowers red stamens Taiwan garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pink flower of bleeding heart vine, also called bleeding glory-bower in Africa Royalty Free Stock Photo

Flowering Bleeding Heart Vine Bush Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clerodendrum speciousos, or Bleeding Heart Vine. Sub-tropical vine with tendrils that wrap around a trellis or fence. Originally from Africa, so it may be considered an invasive species in other parts of the world. Part of the Verbena family. Myth and legend says this plant sprung up from the tears of a broken hearted maiden. Plentiful flower clusters attract hummingbirds, too.