1999 Tropical Flowers 33 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Booklet of 20 Scott #3310 - #3313

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We are pleased to offer for sale this 1999 Tropical Flowers 33 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Booklet of 20 Scott #3310 - #3313.

• Country: United States
• Stamp Name: Tropical Flowers
  
• First Day Cover Issue Date: May 1st, 1999
  
• Denomination: 33 cents
• + Scott Numbers... - Scott Numbers
  • 3310 Bird of Paradise
    
  • 3311 Royal Poinciana
    
  • 3312 Gloriosa Lily
    
  • 3313 Chinese Hibiscus
    
• + Illustrations... - Illustrations
  • A2556 Bird of Paradise
    
  • A2557 Royal Poinciana
    
  • A2558 Gloriosa Lily
    
  • A2559 Chinese Hibiscus
    
• Color: Multicolor
• Condition: Unused. Stamp booklet is a stock photo.
• Booklet Size: 20 stamps, 8 front 12 back
  
• History: Tropical flowers are popular because of their amazing fragrance and breathtaking beauty.  Native to South Africa, the Bird of Paradise is named for its resemblance to the actual bird.  It is the Official Flower of Los Angeles.  The Royal Poinciana is mainly found in the dry forests of Madagascar.  Generally reaching a height of fifteen feet, the flower is grown in South Florida to provide shade during the early summer months.  The Gloriosa Lily is native to Southern Africa and Asia.  Due to their contents of alkaloids, the flower can be very toxic if ingested.  Originating in East Asia, the Chinese Hibiscus is edible and enjoyed in salads. 
  

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