IsItAPolyanthus by Jennyfnf
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Good morning everyone. I need someone to identify this lovely plant that has appeared in my garden. It is now about 18" tall and has really big leaves. From the way that it is showing flowers, which are dying from the base up,I wondered if it could be the Candelabra type. Any help would be appreciated.
Comments (15)
LivingPixels
no got a clue my friend however jen sweet shot and a good looking flower!!!
Bossie_Boots
I have not seen anything like it it looks lovely though superb capture !!
Juliette.Gribnau
I know the dutch name for it ( I think) you can find it on the dutch wikipedia here : http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slanke_sleutelbloem the latin name is : primula elatior lovely photo Jenny !
dochtersions
Great shot, Jenny. It does me think of a Primula on first site. In English: Primula elatior, the oxlip (or True oxlip) Just what Juliette says. But it is indeed growing very large in your garden. :D
RodolfoCiminelli
Wonderful and beautiful photography my friend....!!!
qrud
Amazing to see, very cool photography of flora and fauna.
greyone
Beautiful image Jenny. I have no clue what that is, but it sounds like Juliette and Mies have identified it for you.
Faemike55
No clue either but very beautiful
jmb007
belle photo!!
kaward
It looks like a candelabra, but they do hybridise with the ordinary type I have heard. I have a shot of mass planting of these somewhere in my gallery - Candelabra Primulas - for Andrea from 6th June 2010. I dont know how to do a direct link to it if you want to compare.
carlx
Very beautiful capture, Jenny!!!
neoexcello
Well, I was gonna say primrose, so I guess I was close. A candelabra primrose, huh? Cool. All our primroses are shorties...little 'votives' maybe? Show us the rest of your garden!
LindaMcC
So lovely and a terrific shot, Jenny!
Glendaw
No clue what the name is!!! Looks like a flower tree among a patch of pansies. All are beautiful and what a wonderful picture. You have captured lots of gorgeous green scenery. Great job,Jenny.
npauling
A lovely capture and it looks very like my candelabras that I have growing except mine are pink and I know you can get yellow ones too.