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She extols several plants currently blooming in her garden whose flowers are in the fiery color spectrum that stretches from yellow to orange to red.

The plant she is most enthusiastic about is a yellow bird of paradise bush (Caesalpinia gillesii). Despite its highly exotic-looking blooms, it is among the easiest plants to grow.

Enjoy a dazzling combination of orange and yellow plants in your garden Even better? These colorful plants often require little or no water to flourish.