This little plant is cute, and has an interesting name. (Is that important to anyone else, or is it just me?)
It is called Jacob's ladder.
This species is an Arctic plant, so that explains the size.
10 months ago
Saturday, September 15, 2012
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7 comments:
The flower is lovely, no doubt but I think I notice buds in the last picture and they are awesome
It is a beautiful flower, and lovely color. The first time I heard the name, I was very taken by it too :-)
Pretty! The name reminds me of the song climbing Jacob's Ladder that we used to sing in Sunday school when I was little.
Beautiful photographs, fantastic flowers. I am greeting
A very beautiful little plant. Love the colour!
Lovely photos Thank you
Everytime I visit your blog I fell sad that lilac season is over, but then I see the wonderful flowers you have found! Love the Datura, too.
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