Please identify these plants

[Zeeshan112]

Hello,

Could anyone please help to id these plants?

Thank you

 

[roadrunner]

The second one is commonly called Shampoo Ginger, but there are also other common names. Here are a couple of links with more information: https://floridata.com/Plants/Zingiberaceae/Zingiber+zerumbet/596

https://dengarden.com/gardening/Pine-Cone-Ginger-More-than-Just-a-Pretty-Face-in-Your-Yard

 

[alp]

3rd one could be Bilimbi (Tree Sorrel)

 

[alp]

Love this exercise! We should do more of these! LOL!

The last one is cupcakes, right? I so want to eat them!

 

[Zeeshan112]

The second one is commonly called Shampoo Ginger, but there are also other common names. Here are a couple of links with more information: https://floridata.com/Plants/Zingiberaceae/Zingiber+zerumbet/596

https://dengarden.com/gardening/Pine-Cone-Ginger-More-than-Just-a-Pretty-Face-in-Your-Yard

Thanks so much

 

[Zeeshan112]

Love this exercise! We should do more of these! LOL!

The last one is cupcakes, right? I so want to eat them!

Ha ha!!

 

[Marck]

The fourth photo is a flower arrangement composed of half-open flowers of Berambang or Mangrove-Apple (Sonneratia caseolaris). The tree is in the Loosestrife family (Lythraceae) and is native to southern Asia, Indonesia, Philippines, New Guinea and tropical Australia.

That really is a remarkable display. I could see how someone would think they are artificial flowers.