Several flowers and leaves to ID

Hello,

I came across those flowers and leaves from plants and trees from the streets where I live. I was hoping somebody could help me identify them.

Thank you,
Mehdi

 

I actually know one of these...
http://www.botanicalgarden.ubc.ca/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=114364&d=1369225426
orange flower... looks like pride of barbadoes
http://growerjim.blogspot.com/2010/07/caesalpinia-pulcherrima.html

A leaf or flower removed from the plant makes identification difficult...
http://www.stonethegardener.com/wp/2012/02/how-to-identify-plants/

 

Thank you for your reply. I think you might be right concerning the "pride of barbadoes" because the leaves it had were similar to the ones shown in the link you posted.

It's the first time I try to identify plants and I have no knowledge of botany. So I'm not familiar with the methods. But I will go back and take pictures of the whole plants.

Thanks again!

 

Image 4 is Delonix regia.
... " ....9 is Cordia spp.
... " ... 10 is Plumeria

 

leaf no. 2 and the last flower might belong together - plumeria.
but am not very sure.

 

you guys know your stuff. Its incredible to see people identifying plants so easily.
It is in fact from a plumeria.

Thank you

 

Is the first photo from a shrub, a tree or another plant?

If it's from a tree, it makes think of an ulmacea, perhaps a species of Celtis or Zelkova.

My two €-cents' worth...

 

The Plumeria is P. obtusa

The first photo does not look lika an Ulmacea but may be leaflets of a compound leaf, e.g. like a Fraxinus sp. -- but I doubt that it's that. You need to show the whole branch, showing mode of attachment of leaves.