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Jananas Bananas 09-12-2011 12:06 PM

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~JaNan

Willow87 09-12-2011 01:51 PM

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Wow Janan, those Bougainvilleas are beautiful!

Datura

orinoko 09-12-2011 02:33 PM

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Been waiting a while for some of my plants,

A tub of Begonias



My newest Lillies



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Cameron, What kind of a bud is that....sheesh.

Willow87 09-12-2011 02:35 PM

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Wow those are beautiful begonias. My mom's friend has some that look similar but they are dark red. I didn't know there were double flowering begonias until this year lol

orinoko 09-12-2011 02:48 PM

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We are getting the backend of Katia Hurracane if there are any Begonias left after that I have some deep red begonias too.

There are loads of Begonias out there willow.

I love the yellow ones.



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Willow87 09-12-2011 02:52 PM

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I would have never guess that was a begonia, its beautiful.

Willow87 09-12-2011 08:32 PM

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Moonflower


SoBe Musa 09-17-2011 02:01 PM

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A little of the same...
Ground orchids
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Portlandia Albiflora a new bloom for me, i got it about a year ago.
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Sweet almond
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Orchids (don't know the names got it for mothers day last year with a bloom..them they die..and here they are again.)
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Yug 09-17-2011 05:46 PM

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Nice pics, especially like the orchids.

Willow87, that looks like an Angels Trumpet, not a moon flower. Moon flower is typically a vine with large heart-shaped leaves, and is a close relative to the Morning Glory. Also, the moonflower opens up about 4pm and only lasts one day.

Willow87 09-17-2011 05:54 PM

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Thanks Yug for correcting me. My datura blooms only last one night and die the next day. Is that normal?

Yug 09-17-2011 11:07 PM

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Datura stramonium, also called Jimson Weed, is the main one I'm familiar with. I think that is a wild type of Angel's trumpet, also called brugmansia. The blooms on the wild one typically last one day.

I did some searching for common names for Datura stramonium, it turns out that it IS sometimes called Moonflower. So you were correct, sort of, because I think what you have is not D. stramonium, I think it is Datura wrightii (which I don't know much about). It wouldn't surprise me if D. wrightii was also called Moonflower. I've never before heard of D. stramonium called by called that name. The names I'm familiar with are - Datura, Jimson Weed, Devil's Weed, Locoweed, Devil's Cucumber, and Hell's Bells. Moonflower is a new one on me.

The Angel's Trumpet is Datura arborea which is a larger plant with pendulous blooms, and sometimes different colors, too.

orinoko 09-18-2011 02:32 AM

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Thats awesome Dar, :woohoonaner::woohoonaner:

M any thanks!!

orinoko 09-18-2011 02:52 AM

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It's a succulent Stapelia, star flower
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Thanks HBL,

It looks very much like the Rafflesia of Asia, found in Borneo and other forests. Alsorts of Insects drop in and don't get out. It flowers but you are very lucky to witness it:0517: flower.

Quote:

Rafflesia Life History " a penetrating smell more repulsiv e than any buffalo carcass in an advanced stage of decomposition" (Mjobe .)
Your starfish center is different, the rest looks similar HBL



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Willow87 09-18-2011 09:41 AM

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My plant is only a foot tall, I thought it would be a taller plant but it doesn't seem to be producing any vertical growth. It does look like Datura wrightii. I got the seeds from another member and it was just labeled datura. Its become one of my favorite flowers, I just wish the blooms lasted longer.

Yug 09-18-2011 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by orinoko (Post 173439)
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Thanks HBL,

It looks very much like the Rafflesia of Asia, found in Borneo and other forests. Alsorts of Insects drop in and don't get out. It flowers but you are very lucky to witness it:0517: flower.



Your starfish center is different, the rest looks similar HBL



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That monster is amazing! Looks like it could eat small pets.

Jananas Bananas 09-21-2011 01:19 PM

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Datura flowers point towards the heavens hence the nickname Angel's Trumpet.





Brugmansia flowers point downward hence the nickname Devil's Trumpet. (This is an internet shot)



My blooming shots for today!





















~JaNan

laserlight 09-27-2011 04:42 PM

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We dont have very many flowers cuz we just moved here but mom bought these to put in the garden and i planted them today. =D




sunfish 09-30-2011 01:04 PM

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Winter Plums ?


The Hollyberry Lady 09-30-2011 03:01 PM

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All three are blooming at the cottage. :D


: )

Jananas Bananas 10-03-2011 08:56 AM

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~JaNan


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