My mom and I visited Aunt Jo (her older sister), and while waiting for Aunt Mely and her kids (they were visiting, too), I went to their garden and took pictures of their plants. Their garden is really colorful with the mix of white, pink, and yellow flowers, and this one really interested me because we don't have this plant in our house.
I don't know what's this plant / flower called; but Aunt Jo said that this one's very easy to grow, and they multiply quite fast as well. Needless to say, my mom and I pulled out a baby plant and took it home. We still haven't planted it in soil, but it's still alive in the vase. No flowers yet, but maybe after the rainy season, we will put it in our own garden.
Can anyone tell what kind of flower this is? Thanks!
*** Jenn ***
She must have a lovely garden. A lovely shot of these flowers. I'm bad with the names of flowers, so unfortunately, I can't help you. I just now that they're very nice-looking flowers. ;-)
ReplyDeletePaz
Looks like a pansy, which are my favourite, but I don't think that's what it is. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteI agree that it looks like a pansy but I don't think that's what it is either. Hope you find out. Good shot!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous flower!
ReplyDeleteI think that its name is
"Flower from Midnight and Half"
Beatiful flower, I´ll ask the real name for my aunt and tomorrow I inform!
Santilli
How sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteWhere are you from? I have the same flower in the last week Today's flowers! Come and see. I love this simple flower and it is very commom in Brazil!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen any quite like these before. They are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a pansy - I'll have to come back and see what Luis found out.
Very sweet flower, but I don't know her name. Hope she grows well in your garden! Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteSweet, pansy-like flower... I couldn't find anything online that was called flower from midnight and half or even close.
ReplyDeleteThese flowers are so pretty! Love how you present them in this pic!
ReplyDeleteYour flower post is fantastic, Jean. I like them.
ReplyDeleteMy flower is posted at > Thunder Maker
My apologies, "Jenn". My eyes are 74 years old.
ReplyDeleteThe petals look like velvet and the colour as though it has been painted on. What a beauty!
ReplyDeleteLovely. Great photo too.
ReplyDeleteI love these... my mother-in-law has these around the pool and they bloom in the morning and close in the afternoon, but I don't know their names either...
ReplyDeletegreat shot!i love these flowers!wonderful
ReplyDeleteLovely pastel shade with dark centers!
ReplyDeletePansies! A fairly common flower here in the nurseries for the garden. I think they're great and your photo is too. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi, friend
ReplyDeleteCharm and beauty, I do not know the name but just in splendor. Great contribution.
Thanks for sharing.
hugs, Denise
Very pretty flower and love the background of flowers also. Lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden. Special flowers colors.
ReplyDeletesis, that's a morning glory if I'm not mistaken.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I like the 3-dimensional aspect to this photo!
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