The flower with no name! by cmolsen2002
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Whilst I was watering this evening, I noticed that this pretty spike had popped up between the purple mallow and the deep pink phlox, so I guess it chose its location well. However, I am darned if I can remember its name! Can anyone help?
Thanks for stopping by, and for your assistance!
I think it may be in the penstemon family, if that's any help!
Thanks to KAWARD, I now remember it's Obedient Plant...........and is maybe 1/10th the size of a foxglove! I should had given the size earlier........many thanks to all.
Comments (18)
Kinda looks like a foxglove...Beautiful shot!
Beautiful photo.
SO pretty !!
So delicate. Beautiful colors and a nice shot.
...ich kenne sie auch nicht... ist aber schön weiß! Hübsches Foto!
I wish I knew more about the cool climate flowers...! Great shot though and someone should identify this from your exceptional shot.
I agree with Schonee, I think it's Foxglove too.
I even know the name, although it's a flower that I have seen many times ... Beautiful image!!!
I DON'T HAVE A CLUE BUT IT'S VERY PRETTY. GREAT CAPTURE
No idea Chris but it sure is gorgeous!!:)
A great shot! I have this in my "white" area of the garden in flower now, it is called - Obedient Plant or "Physostegia virginiana" for its latin name. I hope this helps.
A wonderful shot, Chris. I am glad to se Kaward has identified the plant for you. Hugs. Di. xx
A beautiful pic! Good old Kevin, I thought he'd know, I didn't!
Beautiful capture...
Stunning composition with superb DOF!
Schonee nailed it, a Digitalis Foxglove it is! Comes in shades of pink, purple, white and yellow. Great composition and colors in this massive shot, Chris!
BEAUTIFUL SHOT
Well I don't know the name But I love it and have heard of this plant but never saw it grown before Love it and wish it was in my garden Hugs Susan~