This Cobaea (Cup and Sauver Vine) was photographed on 12 December still going strong. The vine had and still has buds coming on. The plant is a perennial but not in England - it is a native of Mexico (or thereabouts). We are surprised to see it still going strong so close to Christmas. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of
Wordless Wednesday.
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanls Calum. Glad you like it!
ReplyDeleteIf it's a vine then you don't have to worry on buying a garland :)
ReplyDeleteAll you need is add a few Christmas ornaments and voila! Instant Christmas decor in your garden ;)
Happy Ruby Tuesday!
Haha Joanne a great idea... so long as the frost we had overnight haven't killed them off!
ReplyDeleteGreat flower. I never seen the purple one before just yellow.
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful deep purple colour! Hope it survives past Christmas. :)
ReplyDeleteI also love the color, but the flower looks unusual to me. Pardon me. I hope it survives the harsh English winter though.
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Your home must be an exciting place, Jams.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to have that beautiful flower still blooming. Almost like a Christmas gift.
ReplyDeletethat looks more of a lip! interesting!
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beautiful.... I love the contrast of 3 distinct colors...
ReplyDeleteblack, purple and green... very nice Jams.
Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteWow! that is beautiful, I love the colours :-)
ReplyDeleteA delightful blossom, to be sure. You captured it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteprofessionally done. and it's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat the???? Ive never seen anything like it...beautiful and weird. Great shot. Happy WW:)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the rich purple color.
Perfect shot of one of my favorites. I save the seeds every autumn.
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Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteIt's really interesting looking and such a deep purple. It's so alive it almost appears primeval.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really interesting flower - I am not familiar with Cobaea.
ReplyDeleteIt does seem like plants are staying green and/or in bloom a bit longer. It felt like that when I was back in New York in November, much greener than I recall it a couple of decades ago.
Catsynth, Sukhmandir, THanks!
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! I have fuschias opening in my garden - in December, in London!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great job.
ReplyDeleteThat's a stunning picture, Jams!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks just great on a big monitor. :-)
Beautiful flower and shot.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great shot, beautiful!
ReplyDeletehappy WW!