Another view of one of my favourite plants from our garden. I can't wait for it to be in bloom again. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.Addendum: This is a species geranium (as opposed to a zonal pelargonium which are commonly and erroneously called geraniums). The common name for G. versicolor is the pencilled Cranesbill. It is native to southern Europe
Hey! Have not seen such a flower before. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe purple linings on this flower makes it real pretty :)
ReplyDeleteStunning
ReplyDeleteonly in nature, man cannot do that
ReplyDeletewow- we get red or pink here in the states :) that is truly a beautiful flower.
ReplyDeleteNow that is delightful. The Jasmine is in full swing here. [someone is complaining of the 'stink!] Thanks for your comment on my give away post. At the end of the month I'll go back to all the comments, line them up and then stick a pin in the screen to pick the winner :)
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WOW! This one is truly beautiful and quite unique! Lovely shot:)
ReplyDeleteLove the 'veins' on the petals! It's going to be a rare find in Singapore.
ReplyDeleteHope your leg is recovering well!
That's just gobsmacking gorgeous. never seen anything like it!
ReplyDeleteJAMS! How are things? That's an exotic-looking bloom you've got there. I don't think I've ever seen one of those before. Hope all is well.
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I never cease to feel wonder...for a star in the sky, and a flower in a garden. Thanks Jams for showing us beauty.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot and amazing flower! Love the purple 'veins'! :)
ReplyDeleteI love geraniums but I've never seen one quite like that. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I've seen this kind of flower. I can imagine how beautiful your garden is with this beauty.
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It's stunning! Happy WW!
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Yummy-as-can-be
I can see why you like it so much, it is a beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the flower and the color! It's unique :) My grandma will love having this in her own garden. Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteWow, jams that is one cool flower. I hadn't seen that before, now I want one.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see one of those in person. They are very lovely.
ReplyDeleteIsnt that beautiful? Id love to have those in my garden! Happy WW:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower, Jams!!! Absolutely stunning
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. It almost looks hand painted.
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Wow, that is breathtaking. I don't think I've ever seen this flower before. I wonder if I could get it to grow here in Hawaii.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. I like the geometry and the lines of this flower.
ReplyDeletePerfect shot... my favorite color..Happy WW!
ReplyDeletewhat an interesting flower! i've never seen something like this before.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteFirst time for me to see this kind of flower.It is such a beauty!May I know its name? Happy WW!
ReplyDeletea wonderful macro shot! love the purple "veined" petals... i hope they would grace again your garden this summer :)...
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty flower and a great closeup!
ReplyDeleteAw, that's nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely flower! :)
ReplyDeleteA rare flower!
ReplyDeleteExotic!
OMG! Awesome shot. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazingly beautiful flower and an amazing photo of it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty, Jams! :D
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love flowers that show their veins!
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this photo are really nice and deep. Love the purple 'veins' on the petals of the flower.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting how the veins are outlined. A good example of the vascular system of plants, and it's really pretty.
ReplyDeleteExcellent and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNeeds several minutes and years to study the details here, I mean to understand....
Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful! I've never seen anything like it. Thank you for sharing. Happy WW and thanks for stopping by. It's been a while I know.
ReplyDeleteLooks like butterfly wings. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAS you know I love these photos.... :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sally. There will be more of them this year!
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