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Anyone got any idea what this is please? It came from a packet of Annual seeds a couple of years ago, but seems to like where it fell.
Comments (22)
RodolfoCiminelli
Wonderful and very beautiful photography my friend, great natural palette of colors.....!!!
Feliciti
sorry i don't know this plants but he looks very beautiful !!
joeydude
hmmm....dunno either Jenn....but GORGEOUS photo!!
greyone
Wonderful looking capture. I have very few flowers I know the name of, so can not offer any suggestions on a name.
Fractelaar
Beautiful flora picture Give,s that summer feeling
Bossie_Boots
I dont know what it is but its amazing i have never seen anything like it superb capture !!
fallen21
Beautiful shot.
dochtersions
What a lovely flower, Jenny. I would be very happy to own such a flower! Your shot is lovely. It has the leaf that does me think of a Begonia.
Juliette.Gribnau
what a beauty. I think Andrea will know ( durleybeachbum)
Faemike55
Very lovely flowers but I've no idea
Wolfmanw
Beautiful however I have no idea
carlx
Wonderful plant and capture!!!
Runswild
It's a type of Salvia, I could find which one in one of my botanical books. Great shot too!
LivingPixels
sweet shot jen its beautiful!!
treasureprints
Lovely!:)
Glendaw
Wonderful capture. This is so pretty,with the mix of colors on the petals ,and such big green leaves. Thanks for sharing.(can't help with it's name).
neoexcello
Yep, salvia...but which one? Strangely lovely. Great shot. I'll go google.
kaward
A delicate coloured salvia for sure. We usually see those bright red ones used in public park displays here don't we? The question about large weeping figs. The one in the picture edge had 4 ft cut off the top! Sawing through the 3 main trunks and the wounds left to finish bleeding there milk. Then cleaned up and sealed it grew back very well and quickly produced fresh leaves. I had after all cut 90% off when I pruned so severely. I hope this helps, all figs can handle cutting back hard. That is why they make large specimen Bonsai out of them in warmer countries.
kareldg
Very good photo, professional. It's Salvia Sclarea, look here ; http://www.swiatkwiatow.pl/szalwia-muszkatolowa-salvia-sclarea-id275.html Have a good day.
saldegal
Hi Jenny, it is usually called Clary Sage in Britain. for the English version go here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvia_sclarea :-)
clbsmiley
Great! My guesses were wrong. :)
CCV
I'd still say Begonia. If you look closely at Clary Sage, you'll see the flower stems are hairy and grooved; the flower spikes are more upright too... Salvias generally have square, tough to woody, stems. Begonias have round smooth stems; often, especially new growth, quite tender and easily bruised.