And New Flower Photos for The Week Ending September 15, 2018
David bought some more boxes of the wildflower mix so I was able to get the names of the flowers in it. I had to take to the internets to find the common names as the scientific names were given on the box.
These are Calendula Officinalis -pot marigolds .
These little yellow and orange ones are Coreopsis Tinctoria – golden tickseed.
The ones I was calling impatiens were actually a poppy variety.
The smaller ones are Papaver Rhoeas – common, rose, corn field, flander’s or red poppy.
The larger poppies are Eschscholzia californica– california poppy.
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- The Pink Poppy close up.
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- The pink poppy normal view.
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- The pink Poppy extreme close up.
These are Rudbeckia Hirta – black-eyed Susan which are in the sunflower family.
This late bloomer was Cynoglussum Amabile – Chinese forget-me-not or hound’s-tongue.
The other late bloomer was Delphinium Consolida – forking,rocket or field larkspur.
I had no problem identifying the cosmos or the bachelor buttons. The tiny white flowers you see in a lot of the photos turned out to be baby’s breath.
The new flower photos for the week ending September 15, 2018.
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- A black-eyed Susan with orange.
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- A bunch of cosmos.
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- A bunch of cosmos closer.
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- The Cosmos Line.
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- A Bumble Bee enjoying a marigold.
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- Peek-a-Bee
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- Crab spider on a marigold.
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- Can you See me now?
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- I am ready for my close up.
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- The pink poppy normal view.
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- The Pink Poppy close up.
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- The pink Poppy extreme close up.
