photobod wrote: Having started to photograph flowers I must start to identify them, thats a great story about the three different colours, maybe if you found a new plant they would name it after you
I have found this site www.mywildflowers.com/
Can anyone recommend any other sites please
Screamin Scott wrote:
The Time Capturer wrote:
Screamin Scott wrote: I'm wondering if the soil's PH has anything to do with the coloration (like Hydrangeas)...Nice lloking blooms though. I like looking for assorted wildflowers as well (read weed blooms)
Can't find "weed blooms" in the forum search ... only this post comes up.
I meant in my personal collection, only some of which are on here....There are some more on my Flickr stream, but since I let the "Pro" account expire, even that stream doesn't show most of them...I also like to identify my finds & use davesgarden.com/ as a resource guide ...
The Time Capturer wrote: Also, I don't think they're different plants because the same plants the next year went back to blue. It's weird.
Trudehell wrote:
The Time Capturer wrote: Also, I don't think they're different plants because the same plants the next year went back to blue. It's weird.
Take a look at J ekka's Herb Farm , where it is told that
Echium vulgare (Vipers Bugloss) are "Fully hardy biennial, Ht. up to 1m. Attractive bright blue/pink flowers in second summer."
So the color of flowers has to do with the age of the plant.
rlayna wrote: Wow neat story that comes along with it. I did find this online
www.mtweed.org/library/index.php/weed-of-the-week-blueweed/
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