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Hoya lacunosa — view details

A flowering plant identified as Hoya lacunosa by its photographer, B.traeger.
- Image record
- IMG-000206
- Photographer or creator
- B.traeger / Wikimedia Commons
- Identification basis
- Photographer’s species identification; no voucher or accession authentication.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY 3.0. Resized by WordPress; no crop or retouching.
Hoya kerrii — view details

A plant identified by its photographer as Hoya kerrii Albomarginata, showing cream- and yellow-edged foliage. Supplier and clone history are not documented.
- Image record
- IMG-000205
- Photographer or creator
- Mokkie / Wikimedia Commons
- Identification basis
- Photographer’s Albomarginata identification; visible margin variegation is compatible with the descriptive label. No supplier, accession or clone authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized only.
Hoya kerrii — view details

Flower cluster on a cultivated plant identified by the photographer as Hoya kerrii. No cultivar or wild provenance is established.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1026
- Photographer or creator
- Tangopaso
- Identification basis
- Photographer identification plus visual consistency check; cultivated illustration only, no independent voucher/clone authentication.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0
Hoya kerrii — view details

A single potted leaf identified by the photographer as Hoya kerrii. The photograph does not show the anatomy below the potting mix or establish whether stem tissue is present.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1025
- Photographer or creator
- Tangopaso
- Identification basis
- Photographer identification plus visual consistency check; cultivated illustration only, no independent voucher/clone authentication.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0
Hoya kerrii — view details

Heart-shaped leaves attached to stems on a cultivated plant identified by the photographer as Hoya kerrii. This is a stem illustration, not a documented propagation experiment.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1024
- Photographer or creator
- Tangopaso
- Identification basis
- Photographer identification plus visual consistency check; cultivated illustration only, no independent voucher/clone authentication.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0
Hoya australis subsp. rupicola — view details

Plant identified by the photographer as Hoya australis subsp. rupicola, growing on a cliff face in Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory,18March2022. Photo:JP4294,CC BY-SA4.0.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1020
- Photographer or creator
- JP4294
- Identification basis
- Identified by the photographer as Hoya australis subsp. rupicola; field photograph at Litchfield National Park. No independent voucher or specimen authentication inferred.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 4.0; attribution and share-alike required. Full frame; WordPress resized the web copy. No crop or retouching.
Hoya pubicalyx — Albo Splash — view details

A second plant sold by Rebecca Baron as Hoya pubicalyx Albo Splash, showing silver-marked foliage and pale margins. Cropped to exclude the pot sticker.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1018
- Photographer or creator
- Rebecca Baron. Original photograph; crop only, with foliage unchanged.
- Identification basis
- Owner-supplied selling label Albo Splash. These photographs document her cultivated material; clone equivalence to other sellers' plants is not established.
- Rights and reuse
- Copyright Rebecca Baron. Used with the photographer's permission for Hoya Research Library; further reuse requires permission.
Hoya pubicalyx — Albo Splash — view details

Foliage of Rebecca Baron's plant sold as Hoya pubicalyx Albo Splash, showing cream margins and silver markings. Cropped to exclude the pot sticker.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1017
- Photographer or creator
- Rebecca Baron. Original photograph; crop only, with foliage unchanged.
- Identification basis
- Owner-supplied selling label Albo Splash. These photographs document her cultivated material; clone equivalence to other sellers' plants is not established.
- Rights and reuse
- Copyright Rebecca Baron. Used with the photographer's permission for Hoya Research Library; further reuse requires permission.
Hoya pubicalyx — Royal Hawaiian Purple — view details

Flowers of a plant labeled Hoya pubicalyx Royal Hawaiian Purple by Trees For Tomorrow Nursery, published 23 January 2010.
- Image record
- WP-MEDIA-1012
- Depiction
- Flowers
- Photographer or creator
- K. Greaves / Trees For Tomorrow, Royal Hawaiian Purple (2010), CC BY-ND 3.0 New Zealand; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- Nursery-published label Royal Hawaiian Purple; no accession, voucher or independently authenticated clone continuity supplied. Source label is preserved.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-ND 3.0 NZ; attribution required, no derivatives. Full frame; no cropping or retouching.
Hoya australis — view details

Cultivated plant filed as Hoya australis Lisa;variegated foliage.
- Image record
- IMG-000204
- Photographer or creator
- Hoya Library collection
- Identification basis
- Owner filename and source label as Lisa;clone provenance not independently authenticated
- Rights and reuse
- Photographer retains rights;website display permitted. Contact Hoya Library about reuse.
Hoya australis — view details

Hoya australis flowers at Cairns Botanic Gardens,Queensland,29July2024. Photo:Steve Fitzgerald,CC BY-SA4.0.
- Image record
- IMG-000203
- Photographer or creator
- Steve Fitzgerald (Junglenut)
- Identification basis
- Source identification; visual consistency checked,not independent specimen/subspecies authentication
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 4.0
Hoya australis — view details

Hoya australis with flower buds in Cairns,Queensland,30June2024. Photo:Steve Fitzgerald,CC BY-SA4.0.
- Image record
- IMG-000202
- Photographer or creator
- Steve Fitzgerald (Junglenut)
- Identification basis
- Source identification; visual consistency checked,not independent specimen/subspecies authentication
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 4.0
Hoya australis — view details

Hoya australis flowers at Cairns Botanic Gardens,Queensland,29July2024. Photo:Steve Fitzgerald,CC BY-SA4.0.
- Image record
- IMG-000201
- Photographer or creator
- Steve Fitzgerald (Junglenut)
- Identification basis
- Source identification; visual consistency checked,not independent specimen/subspecies authentication
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 4.0
Hoya pubicalyx — view details

Green foliage and flower clusters of a plant identified as Hoya pubicalyx on iNaturalist, photographed 1 September 2024.
- Image record
- IMG-000200
- Photographer or creator
- Cheongweei Gan, iNaturalist photo 428495480, CC BY 4.0; full frame, resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Identified as Hoya pubicalyx by the iNaturalist community. Species, clone and cultivated-form identities have not been independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY 4.0; attribution required; full frame, resized for display.
Hoya pubicalyx — view details

Green foliage and flower clusters of a plant identified as Hoya pubicalyx on iNaturalist, photographed 15 February 2025.
- Image record
- IMG-000199
- Photographer or creator
- Nick Kleinschmidt, iNaturalist photo 470335999, CC BY 4.0; full frame, resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Identified as Hoya pubicalyx by the iNaturalist community. Species, clone and cultivated-form identities have not been independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY 4.0; attribution required; full frame, resized for display.
Reviewed image — view details

Flower close-up identified as “Red Bottons” in Mike Keeling’s caption, photographed on 15 July 2007.
- Image record
- IMG-000198
- Photographer or creator
- Mike Keeling, “Hoya pubicalyx #1”, Flickr, CC BY-ND 2.0; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- Photographer's caption identifies Red Buttons (Red Bottons in the close-up caption); cultivated identity and clone continuity are not independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-ND 2.0; attribution required; no derivatives. Full frame; no cropping or retouching.
Reviewed image — view details

Flower cluster identified as Red Buttons by photographer Mike Keeling, photographed on 15 July 2007.
- Image record
- IMG-000197
- Photographer or creator
- Mike Keeling, “Red Buttons”, Flickr, CC BY-ND 2.0; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- Photographer's caption identifies Red Buttons (Red Bottons in the close-up caption); cultivated identity and clone continuity are not independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-ND 2.0; attribution required; no derivatives. Full frame; no cropping or retouching.
Reviewed image — view details

Silver-marked foliage identified as Hoya pubicalyx in NC State’s image collection.
- Image record
- IMG-000194
- Photographer or creator
- Scott Zona, “Hoya publicalyx leaf showing silver markings”, via NC State Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox, CC BY 2.0; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- NC State identifies Hoya pubicalyx with silver-marked foliage; used only to illustrate the appearance of Splash-related material. No named selection or clone established.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY 2.0; attribution required. Full frame, no cropping or retouching.
Reviewed image — view details

Flowers of a plant identified as Hoya pubicalyx ‘Silver Pink’ in NC State’s image collection.
- Image record
- IMG-000196
- Photographer or creator
- Norbert Käßner, “flowers of 'Silver Pink'”, via NC State Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox, CC BY-ND 2.0; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- NC State image caption identifies Silver Pink; cultivated identity/clone continuity not independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-ND 2.0; attribution required; no derivatives. Full frame; no cropping or retouching.
Reviewed image — view details

Flowering plant identified as Hoya pubicalyx ‘Silver Pink’ in NC State’s image collection.
- Image record
- IMG-000195
- Photographer or creator
- Norbert Käßner, “Habit of H. pubicalyx 'Silver Pink', in a hanging basket”, via NC State Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox, CC BY-ND 2.0; full frame, no cropping or retouching.
- Identification basis
- NC State image caption identifies Silver Pink; cultivated identity/clone continuity not independently authenticated.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-ND 2.0; attribution required; no derivatives. Full frame; no cropping or retouching.
Reviewed image — view details

Flowers and foliage of a plant labeled Hoya pubicalyx ‘Silver Pink’ in the source filename, photographed by Mokkie on 27 February 2014.
- Image record
- IMG-000193
- Photographer or creator
- Mokkie, “Hoya pubicalyx (Silver Pink)”, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0; resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Source filename labels the plant Silver Pink; photographer identifies Hoya pubicalyx. Cultivar/clone identity and continuity remain unverified.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0; attribution and ShareAlike apply. Resized for display.
Hoya pubicalyx — view details

Flower cluster identified as Hoya pubicalyx in the source record, photographed by Beatrice Murch on 30 June 2007.
- Image record
- IMG-000192
- Photographer or creator
- Beatrice Murch, “Fuzzy star flowers - Hoya”, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0; resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Source identification as Hoya pubicalyx; cultivated specimen, no verified cultivar, accession or type identity inferred.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 2.0; attribution and ShareAlike apply. Resized for display.
Hoya pubicalyx — view details

Close-up of flowers identified as Hoya pubicalyx at the Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco, 30 June 2007.
- Image record
- IMG-000191
- Photographer or creator
- Beatrice Murch, “Close up of fuzzy pink flowers - Hoya”, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0; resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Source identification as Hoya pubicalyx; cultivated specimen, no verified cultivar, accession or type identity inferred.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 2.0; attribution and ShareAlike apply. Resized for display.
Reviewed image — view details

Flowers of a plant identified by the photographer as Hoya pubicalyx ‘Pink Silver’ at Bergianska botanical garden, 7 April 2012.
- Image record
- IMG-000190
- Photographer or creator
- C T Johansson, “Hoya pubicalyx 'Pink Silver'-IMG 0433”, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0; resized for display.
- Identification basis
- Photographer-labeled Pink Silver at Bergianska botanical garden; source label preserved, not independently authenticated cultivar or clone identity.
- Rights and reuse
- CC BY-SA 3.0; attribution and ShareAlike apply. Resized for display.
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