Probably F. fulgens for the Fuchsia

Lower one looks like some kind of Prunus blossoms on a branch - cherry? Plum?

Thank you. I also thought the top one could be Fuchsia, but wasn't sure. My only uneducated guess regarding the lower one would be that it could be Petunia (perhaps)?

The lower plant appears to be a raceme of tubular flowers, so neither Prunus nor Petunia imo. Both plants are red and tubular so would attract the hummingbird.

Raceme is the name? I looked up Petunias, it says their flowers are tubular as well:

Petunia parviflora (palomar.edu)

But Petunias seem to be grown in bunches, not naturally? Or ... ? It says that Raceme is unbranched.

Raceme is the form of the flower head. Petunias don't grow in racemes.

Most plant species are tropical so without an adequately representative image the lower one could be a lot of different things.

You may be able to find out what the lower flower is by researching the currency itself rather than starting from the botanical side of things. Sometimes you can find info about the artwork for stamps, currency, etc.

That's what I did at first. Even went to the ECCB bank's website, to no avail. They usually keep it a secret or simply do not care to announce such details, probably for security purposes. Other Central Banks provide descriptions of their banknotes, but do not provide description to every single feature or picture. Sometimes plants can't be identified, because the artist may have drawn something generic or they want to keep it a secret. That's why this forum is for, - to help identify plants for educational purposes. Thank you for trying and for helping out.

Yeah I was thinking Asia when I thought Prunus, then realized afterwards where the currency was issued!

Perhaps they are plants that are native to the Caribbean and that's why they are on the stamp.

Did you go to the “Contact Us” page of the ECCB website and ask them? If not, there is no harm in trying.

tj

Banks usually do not reply, but I will try, thanks.

Perhaps they are national flowers? Maybe something like this site will give you something to go on...

https://gardenerdy.com/complete-list-of-national-flowers-by-country/

P.S. Just found this:

Fuchsia fulgens