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Posted: Jul/01/2012 1:19 AM PST
Hi I am stumped what is this flower - it just popped up in an old pot in my garden! I can't find it anywhere on the web! Thanks Attachments:  |
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Posted: Jul/01/2012 9:04 AM PST
 WOW That is not only unique but beautiful! What ever it is keep it and don't move the pot until you find out...Wishing you well (^_~)
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Posted: Jul/01/2012 10:50 AM PST
 Clarkia concinna.."Pink Ribbons".A wildflower native to California. Soooo unusual !!
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Posted: Jul/01/2012 12:52 PM PST
I had a feeling if anyone would know it would be you, purplepassion  But, did you know that it's name comes from Lewis and he named it after Clark, of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?? It looked familiar to me and sure enough I have it on a tote bag...with the flowers Lewis recorded during the great expedition. These two men are Rick's favorite adventurers...beautiful flower...very lucky gardener...take good care of it Wishing you very well (^_~) |
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Posted: Jul/02/2012 2:07 AM PST
WOW it certainly does look like that apart from being more purple. But if it is a native of California what on earth is it doing in the middle of England! |
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Posted: Jul/02/2012 4:10 PM PST
You must be one of the lucky ones,enjoy it,it is truely a gift!.
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