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06/26/2006 06:53:12 PM · #1 |
Can all you flower lovers pleas tell me if you know the name of this flower :) |
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06/26/2006 06:56:43 PM · #2 |
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06/26/2006 06:57:22 PM · #3 |
Ummm... I'm a guy and I knew it was a daisy... :-P
Edited to stick out my toungue at ya...
Message edited by author 2006-06-26 18:57:57. |
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06/26/2006 06:59:19 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
Yellerum. |
Hmmm, strange that Mr google tells me you've said this before ;) and, your the only one lol.
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06/26/2006 06:59:21 PM · #5 |
It could also be an astor, but i'm not sure if it's of the wide, harry, narrow, or jack varieties.
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06/26/2006 07:49:06 PM · #6 |
Magnification reveals the name to be "Penelope"
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06/26/2006 07:54:41 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Magnification reveals the name to be "Penelope"
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ROFLMAO, you're not well. Wait - deja vu! :P |
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06/26/2006 07:59:52 PM · #8 |
They're much easier to identify if we can see leaves and stem, know how high they grow, type of soil, etc :)
eta;
Not to mention what country/area of country and whether it's cultivated or wild :D
Message edited by author 2006-06-26 20:02:53. |
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06/26/2006 08:03:46 PM · #9 |
When I ran it through the magnification process I noticed that Krisby's fingerprints looked familiar, so I ran a check and sure enough, she is wanted by Interpol.
Don't worry, Kristbjörg, I won't rat you out. |
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06/26/2006 08:06:15 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
It could also be an astor, but i'm not sure if it's of the wide, harry, narrow, or jack varieties. |
I think the jm must be an example of the smart variety? ;) |
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06/26/2006 08:07:50 PM · #11 |
I think the scientific name is "Inhandus petalis" but I may be wrong.
Originally posted by Krisby:
Can all you flower lovers pleas tell me if you know the name of this flower :) |
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06/26/2006 08:15:32 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by kenskid:
I think the scientific name is "Inhandus petalis" but I may be wrong.
Originally posted by Krisby:
Can all you flower lovers pleas tell me if you know the name of this flower :) |
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Lol, yup, you may be wrong, Ken. Mainly because those long yellow "petals" are really individual flowers, as are each of the little yellow segments in the middle!
This family of flowers used to be called Compositae but apparently has been renamed Asteraceae. Daisies, asters and sunflowers are in this family, and Krisby's is some sort of daisy. I just don't know which... YET! |
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06/26/2006 08:17:55 PM · #13 |
I thought for sure the nametag would've killed the thread. Well, a "Penelope" by any other name...
I am hoping to see nametags on all the entries in the Flowers challenge! |
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06/26/2006 08:19:23 PM · #14 |
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06/26/2006 08:22:22 PM · #15 |
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
I thought for sure the nametag would've killed the thread. Well, a "Penelope" by any other name...
I am hoping to see nametags on all the entries in the Flowers challenge! |
But what if you find a shy little wallflower who won't tell you her name? |
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06/26/2006 08:24:14 PM · #16 |
I believe it is a variety of coreopsis.
Becky
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06/27/2006 07:29:16 AM · #17 |
ROFLMAO if you knew why im wanted by Interpol you wouldn't dear rad me out ;)
Thanks you all for your suggestions, i know wich family it belongs to but i have no idea what more. kind of strange not finding anything about it in any floral book.. but the answer will probably come to me one day.. |
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06/27/2006 08:35:28 AM · #18 |
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06/27/2006 08:52:04 AM · #19 |
in my boyfriends mums garden.. she dosent know what it is..
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06/27/2006 09:50:54 AM · #20 |
Looks like a "garden variety" chysanthemum. I tried to narrow it down more, but there are thousands of varieties and hybrids.
Tell his mum she's got a mum;)
Message edited by author 2006-06-27 10:41:16. |
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