Chameleon Flower? by hageota
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Not sure what kind of plant this is but it caught our attention as it only opened in the evening and had both yellow and purple flowers each with a hint of the other colour in them. Except for this flower that couldn't make up it's mind. Love to know what it is really called.
Comments (12)
Richardphotos
stunning flowers and capture.no idea as to the name
SSoffia
BEAUTIFUL COLORS !!!!!
Firesnuffer
These flowers are beautiful but that one is Amazing!! Great eye to spot it and you've got two terrific shots there!
Dieblue
Called four o:clock's for obvious reasons and they WILL mix and give all sorts of color combinations. Good photo's by the way, especially the macro!
Dianthus
Like it has two sides of colour. Lovely image:)
auntietk
Cool! Thanks for sharing this with us!
muse27
Oh how I miss these! They are pretty popular in Florida, but we don't have them here (in Alaska). Great capture, thanks for taking me back home with your shots!! I can smell them too, from looking at the photos!) Awesome shot of that one flower also!
MrsLubner
I love Four O'Clocks because they are so easy to grow, reseed themselves in abundance and are colorful. They open in the evening when it cools down. Excellent photo.
Digitaleagle
A beautiful uniquely colored flower, excellent capture!!!
cmolsen2002
Wow! This is wonderful............and since someone kindly named them, I may well be looking for 'four-o'clocks' soon! I particularly like the wonderful stamens in the macro of the single bloom!
RobyHermida
Very nice!!!! Roby ;O)
oscilis
Ha, ha. Yes it is the same plant. Mine are in Spain. Where are yours growing?