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@mary mcdonald Dear Mary, I am a true believer that almost evereything is possible. The key here is called "microclimate". If you are able...
It looks like a variety of Hibiscus laevis.
Dear Andy Randall 1. Is that the best image you have? 2. Could you show another image of something you do have identified? (just to compare...
Well in the market there is a yellow variety: Ipomoea ochracea. =)
Leaves represent 1/4 of the clasification process, which is not enough to identify a species. As I first said on this thread "it looks like"...
I have seen V. lucidum in Parks and Gardens in Neuss, Germany (South from Düsseldorf) that is Latitude 51º12' North, which is as far north as...
Nice call! =) 100% with closeup to flowers: Senna nemophila var. coriacea <Desert Cassia> Photo vs Scientific name: Both have compound leaves...
I have never seen the first one, so I am curious too, to find out what it is! =) The second one looks like Viburnum lucidum <Viburnum tinus...
You are welcome Laura! Greetings from Mallorca! =) https://twitter.com/MaximoDalmau/status/263901952910454784
My call, Passiflora caerulea (which is not common in your region) is part of the hardy species and will stand cold temperatures. If you would have...
Re: What Is This Shrub? It is not Trichanthera gigantea <Nacedero> Leaves and flowers are different. =) You should look information under:...
If it is blue it could be P. caerulea. =) PD/Note: Here two links: P. caerulea...
It is Passiflora. =) Any chance you have another picture with a flower? Even if it is already done. =)
If it looks like this it is Alpinia zerumbet, a rhizomic herb. I know they use flowers and leaves to cook and prepare tea. But the rhizome, as...
Re: Need name of this flower/plant = Alpinia zerumbet Here, A photo taken when I was in Peru 3 years ago. We were at 800 meters/2,400 feet over...
I know it has been quite a while since this thread started, but it might give us also the chance to see how those Agave spp. look now and if these...
Hello there! I hope you are enjoying these photos as much as I did when I took them. I will try to post regularly at the UBC Botanical Garden...
What is that, a flower growing on a leaf? That can not be, right? I still remember the first time I saw Ruscus aculeatus, while studying Biology...
