Mystery flower #27 by goodoleboy
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Help, somebody!
These flaming beauties, captured in May of 2006, were in the flower bed growing along with my previously posted Sweet William blooms, so I don't know if they are another variety of the Sweet William, or perhaps a Dahlia, or even a species from another planet. Beyond my ken, in effect.
And, the petals remind me of candy corn.
Other than that, have a nice day.
Comments (10)
Very cool Alien plant!!!
I can't be certain without looking at the attached leaves, but my initial impression is marigolds. If not then they must be Venusian Fire Flowers, with petals of flame! Gorgeous shot, Harry!
superb close(up...shinning colors !!!
No matter what they certainly are lovely, Harry.
Wonderful colors. A real pleasure to look at.
Marvelous flowers once again... Outstanding image !!!
no mystery; it's a marigold and a gorgeous one at that!!
nice flowers and colors
These are Marigolds mate.. Great shot you've caught as well Rob
Whenever I see people guess what flowers they're viewing (above), I want to make something up---"It's a lapidetrae chelamoniun, also known as a Queen Agnes, originating in low sooty soils, brought to American in 1748..." (If ya don't know it, make it up, I always say...) Whatever specie these are, they're another of your on-fire flower captures. They look almost like flame. And your almost-flat capture of the front-most bloom looks like it's painted! It's so bold. You've really brought out the inner life of these blasting beasts, they look like flame bursting out of a garden. "Marigold" was named after the virgin Mary; I doubt she'd want to be seen looking this bright! ("Mom," says her son: "You wanna tone it down a bit?") Eye-popping capture. Real flower blasts!