Photo: Bougainvilleas

Radiant purple Bougainvilleas blossom in gardens in the town of Oliva Nova in Valencia, Spain amongst many other type of stunning flowers.

Here you can get a close view of the centers of the Bougainvilleas that emit a colorful growth of purple blossoms in the gardens of homes in Oliva Nova in Valencia, Spain. They begin as a thorny vine that grows to be about one to twelve meters in height and produces pointed leaves of radiant colors with unique centers.

The leaves alone grow to be about four to thirteen centimeters in length and about two to six centimeters across. The center is usually fairly small and white when in full bloom containing a cluster of three flowers encompassed by leaves that can be purple, red, orange, white or yellow in color.

In the warm climates of Olive Nova in Valencia, Spain, Bougainvilleas grow exceptionally well as they love the warm sunny days and seem to flower most of the year. The soil in which they grow needs to be moist but fertile and when they start to wither away, the Bougainvilleas seem to come back fuller when pinched and pruned. ... continue below the picture...

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If Bougainvilleas are not over watered and given a small amount of care, they will usually flower every four to six weeks. Bougainvilleas are very pretty when in your garden or in your home and when wandering the streets of Oliva Nova in Valencia, Spain you will soon see that the people here know how to make these plants thrive.

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